Can you still buy Formica countertops?

However, despite the latest fads, Formica (laminate) counters are still the most popular in homes. 70% of homes today still prefer laminate countertops due to their resiliency, easy maintenance, and of course, affordability.

Which is better Formica or laminate countertops?

But today’s laminates are of considerably better quality than the classic Formica countertops of the 1960s. While they still may not have the prestige of quartz, natural stone, or composite materials, these latest high-pressure laminates (HPLs) are by no means inferior countertop materials.

How much does Formica countertop cost?

Formica, a laminate brand that’s become so ubiquitous people use it as a catch-all term, is slightly more expensive than other laminates. Formica costs a minimum of $15 per square foot, but around $25 per square foot on average.

How much cheaper is Formica than granite?

On average, laminate countertops cost between $20 to $50 per square foot. This makes the surfaces one of the cheapest countertop options that you can find. Granite typically costs between $32 to $75 per square foot. This is the least expensive option among stone countertop choices.

Is Formica cheaper than quartz?

Laminate is the clear winner on price. Quartz counters can cost $95 or per square foot, though more economical quartz products are available for $50 to $75 per square foot. Laminate countertops range from $8 to $20 per square foot.

Which is better Wilsonart or Formica?

The truth is, laminate, Formica®, and Wilsonart® are basically the same; laminate is the material while Formica® and Wilsonart® are the brand names. Both brands come in a wide range of colors and patterns and are widely marketed for kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities, and bar counters.

Are Formica countertops making a comeback?

Laminate counters, laminate cabinet fronts, and even laminate furniture are all making a serious comeback and we’re very on board for the revival. (So note: A way less expensive alternative to a full kitchen reno would be to laminate a new surface right over the top of that Formica countertop from the 1950s.)