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F.I.N.E. by Everlife Just Fine in Most Interior Installations and Retrofits
Only 1/8 inches thick and lighter than aluminum, Everlife’s F.I.N.E. is the ideal porcelain material for architects due to the product’s versatility with interior applications including countertops, doors, drop-in-sinks, floors and walls
By Nick Bajzek, Products Editor
March 16, 2009
HousingZone
The F.I.N.E. Collection was conceived as a simple solution to sustainable design and lightweight requirements. It has a minimal 1/8-inch thickness and is resistant to chemicals, flame, heat, frost, abrasions, and UV rays. At only 1/8, F.I.N.E. can be simply cut with a hand glass score cutter and potentially placed over an existing countertop surface for simple installation and remodeling. advertisement
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