Cabinet Discounters is a partner of Creative In Counters, one of the area’s largest manufacturers of custom kitchen countertops. Our countertop manufacturing facility is located in Mount Airy, Maryland. We carry one of the largest selections of manufactured and stone countertop products to help you choose the look that is right for your kitchen. Together with Creative In Counters, we offer a wide range of products and styles for customers in the Baltimore-Washington metro area and the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
We can custom make a countertop for your kitchen out of natural and synthetic materials including Natural Granite, Caesarstone, Cambria, Silestone, Zodiaq quartz surfacing, Santa Margherita Marble, Soapstone, Meganite and Corian. When it comes to Granite, Creative In Counters is hard to beat. We stock an enormous selection of granite slabs in our yard so you can choose the exact piece we will use to make your countertops.
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Visit any one of our seven Maryland, Virginia, or Washington D.C. showrooms to see samples and edge styles for kitchen countertops.
Planning a kitchen? Download our Kitchen Planning Guide to help you start the process. Bring that with you to help our design team guide you towards the best choices.
Kitchen Design Inspiration
Our design team can help you create the kitchen of your dreams. We offer over an enormous selection of countertop products. Visit our countertops gallery to get ideas for your project.
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Kitchen Countertop FAQs
What type of kitchen countertop lasts the longest?
In terms of toughness, quartz is the best choice. This artificially created stone countertop is a very durable surface that resembles genuine stone. It is made of crushed quartz stone combined with resin and polymers.
Which countertop is easiest to maintain?
The simplest counters to maintain in the short term are those made of man-made materials, such as laminate or stainless steel. These are easier to clean and typically only require a quick wipe down with warm water and a light dish soap.
How thick should countertops be?
Natural stone countertops in kitchens, bathrooms, and other rooms are typically 1.25 inches thick. Without using a plywood backing, this thickness offers the strength and stability needed to produce a consistent surface.
What is the back of a counter called?
The vertical surface at the back of a countertop is known as a backsplash. Water, grease, and other substances that can harm or stain the wall behind the sink and stove so we recommend putting a backsplash in these places.
Which countertop edge is best?
The bullnose edge, also known as a rounded edge, is one of the most common countertop edge styles, especially for bathrooms. It produces a gentle profile rather than sharp edges, which helps to create a cozier, friendlier atmosphere.
What is a drop edge countertop?
The drop edge, is one of the most common countertop edge styles, especially for kitchens and bathrooms. It produces a gentle profile rather than sharp edges, which helps to create a cozier, friendlier atmosphere.