FOR THE BATHROOM.... CAESARSTONE OR LAMINATE?
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for the bathroom, should we get caesarstone or laminate?? what are ur thoughts?
andrew, IMO, if you are having C/S in the kitchen it is nice to go with C/S in the bathrooms as well...
The C/S was standard in our house, which is frm the H3nley esprit range but the more expensive/std range has laminate???? Go figure???.
The C/S was standard in our house, which is frm the H3nley esprit range but the more expensive/std range has laminate???? Go figure???.
We're getting 20mm ceaserstone to kitchen and bathrooms, as part of our upgrade package. At the colours/fittings meetings I'm going to get the pricing for upgrading the kitchen to 40mm as I prefer the thicker look, but either way I much prefer stone overall.
C/S, definitely.
Especially if you're using it too in the kitchen.[/quote]
Especially if you're using it too in the kitchen.[/quote]
c/stone is you can afford it is lovely but theres nothing wrong with laminate
we are going with essastone this time (which is cheaper than cstone)
but its taken many years for us to get to the stage of having stone in bathrooms, previous houses have been laminate and they were fine
so depends on your budget etc
we are going with essastone this time (which is cheaper than cstone)
but its taken many years for us to get to the stage of having stone in bathrooms, previous houses have been laminate and they were fine
so depends on your budget etc
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