Metal countertops

Only one thing from the original kitchen survived the renovation. The bottom of this built in seemed like it could be reworked and my plan involved a little paint and a zinc countertop. Here is tha…

Zinc is a pure metal that darkens over time. Zinc changes color and shows a white or dark gray mark when exposed to fingerprints, moisture, acids, and foods, This color change is an inherent property of zinc. We can patina the zinc to hurry up the darkening process and we can apply a layer of carnauba wax to the bare or patina zinc to reduce fingerprints and protect the finish. After installation, we suggest an occasional application of wax, similar to the way you would maintain fine wood…

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While there are many counter styles and materials to choose from, installing a zinc countertop can result in a gorgeous and unique look for your kitchen.

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DIY instructions for making a zinc top table. Dining table could be used inside or outside. Galvanized sheet metal was used to keep the cost low.

What would that be you ask? Metal countertops. There are so many choices to make designing home so you try to think of different textures to keep things interesting. For walls we turn to wood or wallpaper. With countertops we normally go with granite, marble, quartz or wood. BUT......I have been checking out alternatives and came across Bastille Metal Works. Started by Christopher Lee Plummer and Katrina Plummer Bastille Metal Works is the leading producer of custom cast Zinc and Pewter…

Our Zinc countertops are sure to provide your home with a warm and elegant feel that is one of a kind. Zinc will go through an aging process called "patina" that is unique to each top. Most tops will become darker and take on deep grey & blue tones as they age. Zinc is a

I came across this tutorial on covering a table with zinc, and I was amazed — I had heard of DIY metal countertops, but I hadn’t considered covering a table! With a few tools that you’ll probably have to pick up at the hardware store — unless you happen to have a soldering iron laying around — the task almost looks… dare I say — simple! The folks over at VanHook & Co. first painted their kitchen set a bright, happy chalk paint red.

Top 6 types of metal countertops compared and reviewed. Pros & cons, cost, cleaning, edge & finish options for copper countertops, zinc, pewter, stainless steel, brass & bronze.