Avonite or Corian ......
 

Has anyone use those materials for galley countertop or other useage on a
Sailboat.Could you give me your opinion.
Thanx,Ytter

Avonite or Corian ......
 

There was just a thread on one of the Sailnet lists WRT Diamonite.

Here's the post (below) - the website looks very interesting.

Well, Dang. Thought I had it, and don't. I'll try to summarize. This stuff
works like wood, and is available in a variety of thicknesses. They've got a
huge variety of colors available, presized for home, or 24 and 30" widths in
a variety of lengths. Here's a link:
http://www.worldpanel.com/diamonitefab.htm - other links there will take you
to other interesting stuff, including teak and other materials.

L8R

Skip

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"Adam" wrote in message
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Has anyone use those materials for galley countertop or other useage on a
Sailboat.Could you give me your opinion.
Thanx,Ytter

Avonite or Corian ......
 

In one of my current projects, I was planning to use Corian or the like, but
after i found out the weight of the stuff, I switched to laminate on
plyewood.

Adam wrote:

Has anyone use those materials for galley countertop or other useage on a
Sailboat.Could you give me your opinion.
Thanx,Ytter

Avonite or Corian ......
 

I, also, looked at the weight and cost of Corian and decided to go with
formica. Hard to beat Formica. I am not familiar with Avonite.
Jim

Jim Conlin wrote:
In one of my current projects, I was planning to use Corian or the like, but
after i found out the weight of the stuff, I switched to laminate on
plyewood.

Adam wrote:


Has anyone use those materials for galley countertop or other useage on a
Sailboat.Could you give me your opinion.
Thanx,Ytter

Avonite or Corian ......
 

try the formica brand of solid surfacing. Its much easier to work than
corian/and more cost effective. only downside is that it isnt as tempture
resistant as corian.