Is It Crazy to Put Laminate Over Granite Countertops?

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Asked By CuriousCat123 On

Hey everyone! I really dislike my current granite countertops in my kitchen, dining room, and bathrooms. They're way too busy and dominate my design choices. I know going back to granite later could be an option since they're still beautiful, and I don't want to damage them with paint or tiles. I'm looking for something that has staying power and would love your thoughts on whether I can put laminate over them. What do you think?

5 Answers

Answered By DesignDreamer7 On

Step away from the granite! At the end of the day, it’s your home, but I’d really think twice before covering it up. Maybe get a decorator’s input first?

Answered By CraftyDIYer88 On

If you really want an alternative, maybe consider a thin butcher block on top. Just be careful as gluing and screwing it down might ruin the granite underneath. You’d have to weigh that risk!

Answered By SkepticalSammy On

Absolutely not! You might regret that choice later. If you really hate it, you could try using epoxy instead for a fresh look.

Answered By RenovationRanger42 On

Honestly, putting laminate over granite is probably a bad idea. You might want to explore creative ways to complement the granite instead. If you share some pics, I'm sure we can brainstorm some cool ideas!

Answered By HomeFixer9000 On

Technically, you could do it with a good contact adhesive, but it’s not worth the hassle. It could bubble and look bad, plus it's messy! The best adhesives can spray everywhere and require strong solvents for cleanup, which can be hazardous in tight spaces. Honestly, if you were in my shop asking about this, I’d advise against it – it could end up looking terrible.

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