For most commercial projects—hospitals, hotels, schools, and food service—solid surface is the best countertop material because it offers seamless, non-porous surfaces that resist bacteria, can be repaired on-site, and cost less per square foot than quartz or granite for large installa

The 139th Canton Fair is rapidly approaching, and we are thrilled to extend a special invitation to you. Finding the right materials for an upcoming project is a critical decision for architects, interior designers, and distributors alike. That is why the team at Koris Solid Surface is packing up ou

Choosing the right materials for your bathroom remodel can feel overwhelming. With so many options available, it's easy to get lost in the details. When it comes to your vanity and sink, two popular choices often come up: laminate and solid surface. Both offer distinct looks and benefits, but they cater to very different needs, budgets, and lifestyles.

When planning a bathroom renovation, the sink is one of the most important fixtures to consider. It needs to be durable, easy to clean, and stylish. While traditional materials like porcelain and ceramic have long been the standard, a versatile and modern option has gained significant popularity: the solid surface. But can you actually make a bathroom sink out of a solid surface?

Your kitchen benchtop sees it all. From morning coffee spills to late-night snack prep, it's one of the hardest-working surfaces in your home. Over time, scratches, stains, and outdated styles can make even the most functional benchtop look tired. The good news? Renovating your kitchen benchtop is more straightforward than you might think.