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Author Messages Oldest First Newest First TLeach Registered Users Posts:2 03/09/2008 3:35 PM   I am redoing three kitchen's countertops and am looking for ideas for do-it-yourself, reasonably priced and low maintenance green materials.  Any ideas? slenzen Registered Users Posts:150 03/10/2008 11:17 AM   shetkastone.com tylerjsteele Registered Users Posts:1 03/15/2008 2:57 PM   Check out: http://www.paperstoneproducts.com/ especially friendly for DIY. bpwrightwv Registered Users Posts:29 04/02/2008 12:19 PM   There's a waste mgmt guy in mt pleasant, sc that tumbles broken glass and uses it as tile.  While trying to find a link for that, I came across someone who used tumbled sea glass.  Either sound pretty and are green.
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