As a solid surface fabricator that is embarrassing whoever did that has never worked with solid surface before. The fact that the plastic is still on it.. Terrible
This is why corian is now trying to control anyone who buys corian direct to be certified so that people don't make their material look like crap. Even though corian suggests not to use is, it is industry standard to have plywood substrate in the commercial sector where in over 15 years of experience with it have never had a failure. It doesn't seem like they are using it as a substrate thought but rather as a platform and you can see they ran the round over through the joint... total hack job!
Anybody knows if this is DuPont Corian or look alike? If DuPont Corian, what color is that. For fabricators in the US, do you get DuPont Corian sheets with plastic protection as in the clip? In the Middle East, we receive genuine DuPont Corian without the plastic protection. Appreciate a good comment.
@Hishamov1 This is DuPont Corian - Serene Sage (D), not to be confused with Sagebrush. I believe you may have to special order and import this color, as it is not available to all regions. All Corian manufactured in the US comes with protective plastic on its face.
They didn't even remove the peel coat before fabrication. I am a Solid Surface manufacturer and this is the equivalent of taking the material, cutting it and throwing it our the door. Good news is though it could be fixed
@1960Carolynn it would cost more to bring them to court than to just hire someone else to do it the right way not to mention is could take up to a year to get a final ruling and even with court order you still might never see that refund... definitely a bad situation, but this is why you never pay someone in full up front simply because things like this happen all the time to people who don't do their homework on who they hire and there really is no recourse.
Bring it to my shop and we'll fix it for ya
thunn35 1 week ago
Did you make a video of the after?
dopalgangr 1 month ago
Very sorry for your troubles. The contractor should be in jail.
copperheadharley 1 month ago
I feel bad for the customer...the whole job looks like a mess.
goneyellow 4 months ago
plastic is ment to protect top durin construction. it is applied after fab.
baracuss123 7 months ago
this terrible work
baracuss123 7 months ago
As a solid surface fabricator that is embarrassing whoever did that has never worked with solid surface before. The fact that the plastic is still on it.. Terrible
rmartz907 9 months ago
This is why corian is now trying to control anyone who buys corian direct to be certified so that people don't make their material look like crap. Even though corian suggests not to use is, it is industry standard to have plywood substrate in the commercial sector where in over 15 years of experience with it have never had a failure. It doesn't seem like they are using it as a substrate thought but rather as a platform and you can see they ran the round over through the joint... total hack job!
t0fast 10 months ago
Anybody knows if this is DuPont Corian or look alike? If DuPont Corian, what color is that. For fabricators in the US, do you get DuPont Corian sheets with plastic protection as in the clip? In the Middle East, we receive genuine DuPont Corian without the plastic protection. Appreciate a good comment.
Hishamov1 11 months ago
@Hishamov1 This is DuPont Corian - Serene Sage (D), not to be confused with Sagebrush. I believe you may have to special order and import this color, as it is not available to all regions. All Corian manufactured in the US comes with protective plastic on its face.
t0fast 10 months ago
They didn't even remove the peel coat before fabrication. I am a Solid Surface manufacturer and this is the equivalent of taking the material, cutting it and throwing it our the door. Good news is though it could be fixed
sgchaffin 11 months ago
Holy shit that is the worst seam ever :30
sgchaffin 11 months ago
Fire the contractor and sue his ass in court!!
1960Carolynn 1 year ago
If this was my kitchen, I'm definitely taking the contractor to court.....let him eat the cost of the reinstall.
1960Carolynn 1 year ago
@1960Carolynn it would cost more to bring them to court than to just hire someone else to do it the right way not to mention is could take up to a year to get a final ruling and even with court order you still might never see that refund... definitely a bad situation, but this is why you never pay someone in full up front simply because things like this happen all the time to people who don't do their homework on who they hire and there really is no recourse.
t0fast 10 months ago
Quit hiring mexicans!
dalaomei 1 year ago
worst corianjob ever seen!!
What was the contracter thinkin´????
thorfinn1609 2 years ago
seam is amazing:)
2113821138 2 years ago