Dimensions Laminate Countertops

A Stunning Surface For Every Lifestyle.

Elevate your space with VT Dimensions Laminate Countertops—where affordability meets exceptional design and performance. With an extensive selection of on-trend patterns, rich textures, and premium finishes, our countertops seamlessly blend practicality and elegance. Offering exclusive edge profiles and vibrant color options, VT helps create a polished look that reflects your personal style without exceeding your budget. Perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, and workspaces, these surfaces deliver unmatched quality, ensuring durability and aesthetic appeal for years to come.

VT Dimensions Countertops

• Edge Profiles

  Seamless edge profiles add remarkable detail to VT Dimensions surfaces. These dramatic countertop edge options create a premium beauty that enhances every surface. Choose from a wide variety of designs for any aesthetic including customer favorites like our Ora, full-wrap pencil line edge, or our Valencia, full-wrap ogee. 

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• Laminate Color Offering

  With an extensive selection of laminate countertop colors from all major manufacturers, the possibilities are endless. Each laminate color embellishes countertops with distinct patterns, movement, and textures. Find the perfect laminate color to complement any aesthetic, with tones ranging from pure marble to rich woodgrains. You can also utilize our countertop visualizer to bring your ideas to life!

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• Performance & Durability

  VT Dimensions laminate countertops have been rigorously tested for their durability and performance. What's more? VT Dimensions is a fraction of the cost of granite and performs of greater or equal value in all categories below!

• Sustainability

  With VT Dimensions countertops, you don't have to sacrifice beauty for sustainability. Our countertops are manufactured with low-emitting, sustainable materials that provide a safe and beautiful product to enjoy for years to come. 

  • GREENGUARD and GREENGUARD GOLD Certifications
  • Water-Based Adhesives
  • FSC® Certification Available Upon Request
  • TSCA TITLE VI Compliant And CARB P2 Certified For Formaldehyde Emissions
  • 91% Pre-Consumer Recycled Material
  • 100% Pre-Consumer Recycled Wood

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• Installation

  Tips for Removing Old Countertops

  • For safety—disconnect all utility services
  • Shut off water under sink or at water meter valve
  • Shut off electricity at meter panel, if removing garbage disposal or cook top unit
  • Disconnect sink drain at trap
  • Disconnect plumbing supply at unions

  STEP 1: Measure the cabinets that will be covered with your new countertop. Always measure the back wall of the countertop for correct readings.

  STEP 2: When the countertop does not butt up to a wall or an appliance, allow an extra 3/4” to the total length of the countertop for the overhang. Measure section by section. For section requiring overhang, add 3/4” for each overhang.

  STEP 3: Recheck your measurements before cutting. Measure and draw a heavy pencil line where the cut is to be made on the top (decorative laminate) side of the countertop. Apply tape to prevent chipping while sawing. Turn the countertop over, measure and draw a heavy pencil line again where the cut is to be made. Recheck measurements and proceed to saw from the bottom side. 

  ^{NOTE: If using a hand saw, measure and draw a heavy pencil line where the cut is to be made on the top (decorative laminate) side of the countertop. Recheck your measurements and apply tape to avoid chipping while sawing. Use a 10 to 12 teeth per inch saw for cutting on the down stroke.}

  STEP 4: Follow the instructions provided with the sink to mark the position for the cut-out. Mark around sink with a pencil on outside of the vertical member. If you are installing a self-rimmed stainless steel sink, mark around the outer edge of the sink and cut out the hole 3/8” to 1/2” smaller than the line. Trace the outline and cover with transparent tape.

  STEP 5: With a sharp punch or nail, tap a starter point for drilling pilot holes at each round corner.

  STEP 6: Drill pilot holes. 

  ^{NOTE: If using a sabre saw, turn the countertop over and using previously drilled holes, mark a new cut line on the bottom surface.}

  STEP 7: Use a fine-tooth keyhole saw to make the cut-out.  File or sand the edges of all inside corners.

  STEP 8: A build-up kit is required on some cabinetry to ensure that the drawers have enough clearance to slide open. 

  STEP 9: Assembling the miter. Miter sections should be joined together before installing on the cabinet. A miter bolt kit is required to assemble the miter. 

  STEP 10: To finish the ends of the countertop, use an endcap kit or endsplash kit.

  STEP 11: The countertop can be scribed to match the wall surface. The backsplash overhang is used for this purpose. Place the countertop on the cabinet, use a pencil to mark the top edge of the countertop and file or sand to the line.

  STEP 12: Put countertop in place, check the level and stability. Secure to cabinets with wood screws or panel adhesive. If using screws, check length to assure that they won’t protrude through the countertop. Use caulking compound to seal top to wall. Wipe off excess. 

• Showroom Resources

  Refresh Your Showroom with Dimensions Laminate Countertops. Stocking Laminate Chains allow you to easily reference the laminate patterns and finishes available from VT with the shortest lead time. 

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• FAQ's

  What is a build-up kit and when would I need to use one?

  A build-up kit is a set of small, wooden blocks that are designed to be applied directly to the underside of the countertop deck as spacers to ensure the drawers have enough clearance to properly open and close. Build-up kits may or may not be required for your project depending on your current cabinetry design and measurements. Please measure if the countertop edge overhang on this countertop will allow your drawers to open and close successfully. If not, please find the laminate countertop build-up kit available online.

  
  What is a miter countertop?

  A miter countertop is pre-cut at a 45-degree angle to allow your countertop deck to form an angle. Mitered countertops are available as left miters and right miters based on the direction of the angle cut – you will need to refer to your projects requirements to determine if you need the left miter, right miter, or both miters.

  
  I need countertops that form an L to fit my existing cabinetry. Can I use this countertop?

  Yes, you will need a left and right miter to create the L shape.

  
  What is a miter bolt kit and when would I need to use one?

  A miter bolt kit is designed to connect two mitered countertops together using the bolts supplied. A miter bolt is necessary with the purchase of a mitered countertop. Miter bolt kits are sold separately and available online.

  What is the difference between an endcap kit and an endsplash kit?

  An endcap kit is designed to be applied to the unfinished, exposed countertop ends after any cuts have been made. Endcaps not only provide a finished look, they also help protect the countertops by keeping moisture out. An endcap kit includes both left and right endcaps. On the other hand, an endsplash kit is essentially a backsplash for the end of the countertop where it meets the wall. Endsplashes match the contour of your countertop edge profile while sitting directly on top of the countertop surface to provide added protection. Endsplashes are reversible and fit either end of the countertop.

  
  Can I install this countertop on top of an existing countertop?

  We recommend that you remove existing countertops prior to installing the new countertops directly on top of your cabinetry.

  
  Can this countertop be cut to my project’s specific size requirements?

  Yes, these countertops a manufactured in standard lengths with the expectation that many homeowners will need to cut to size in order to fit their project. Please follow our step-by-step installation guide found on the product listing.

  
  Can I use an undermount sink with this countertop?

  Yes, an undermount sink can be paired with this countertop. However, the installation process can be quite challenging, so we do recommend using a skilled fabricator to install. Please contact the kitchen department if you need a list of local fabricators.

  
  Can this countertop be used outdoors?

  Due to the extreme changes in humidity we do not recommend using this product for outdoor use.

  
  What type of saw is recommended to cut the countertop?

  Either a hand saw, table saw, or skill saw may be used to fabricate, however we do recommend a fine-tooth blade (10-12 teeth per inch) for precise cuts.

  What if I need a countertop longer that what you offer?

  Our countertops can be purchased in smaller runs and joined together to ensure a perfect fit. Additionally, our 12 foot lengths can be special ordered by contacting the kitchen department.

  How do I clean this countertop?

  Cleaning our countertops are simple and they can easily be cleaned with a mild detergent and damp cloth.

  The bar code sticker was applied directly to the surface of the countertop, how can I remove without damaging the top?

  We recommend using a damp cloth with a mild detergent. If the residue still exists, a scratch pad can be lightly used to remove the label.

  How much does this countertop weigh?

  Our countertops weigh approximately 9-lbs per square foot.

  What other accessory items are available to purchase?

  Endcap kits, endsplash kits, build-up kits, and miter bolt kits are available for purchase from the home center.