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We have just moved into a house and this is the benchtop. Does anyone know what its made of? I have justed joined the forum after weeks of reading and am a complete novice!

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Bit hard to tell from those pics, but will be either Caeserstone or Corian, my guess would be Corian
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Sorry about the quality of the pics! It feels like stone as it is worn where you do the dishes and is not new at all, I am guessing at least 30 -40 years old?

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Terrazzo, its an Italian thing with stones that are polished..
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Terazzo.

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Thanks so much, Now I know what it is I will (hopefully) be able to find out how we can restore it.

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