Paper-Based Countertop Features Recycled Cardboard

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Richlite’s latest offering is a paper-based countertop made from 50 percent recycled corrugated cardboard and 50 percent softwood pulp. The Tacoma, Wash.-based manufacturer says the material is stain-, scratch-, and heat-resistant and dense enough to accommodate long cantilevers without additional support. Richlite Co., 888.383.5533; www.richlite.com.

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