Recycled glass countertops source post-consumer and post-industrial glass.

Countertops do much of the heavy lifting in a building’s interior. They will face a constant barrage of shifting items and fluid spills. Low-quality countertops will require significant attention to maintenance and repair, with the accompanying energy consumption to boot.

Therefore, durability is the top priority when it comes to sustainable surfaces. Granite. Quartz. Stainless steel. There are a host of materials that can rightfully boast about their resistance to wear and tear. However, a next-level option in terms of eco-friendliness is recycled glass countertops for kitchens and restrooms.

Recycled glass countertops source post-consumer and post-industrial glass. The glass is crushed down into small particles. It is then bound with a high-quality epoxy resin for a robust, nonporous surface. In addition to their benefit in limiting glass waste and ongoing maintenance, the shining glass aspect provides a visually-striking aspect that works well in modern industrial design schemes.