Light Weight Granite In My Coach? You Bet!
This past year we were at CalExpo Fairgrounds in Sacramento, California where we watched a young woman who owned a triple axle Alfa 5th wheel have her counter tops removed and replaced with real granite. We loved the look, but not the weight. 
Now you can have real granite just about everywhere in your coach and not have to worry much about weight thanks to Granite Lite by Flexstone. 
This is no April fool's joke, it is real, authentic granite that is very strong and flexible. Here Floyd Hampton stands on a piece of granite that has been treated with a fiberglass backing. 
This granite is cut thin (less than ½ inch thick) and then a strong fiberglass backing is applied giving it the strength and flexibility needed in a motor coach, travel trailer or 5th wheel. It is thin, yet the beauty of natural granite shines through! 
Now you can have real granite just about everywhere in your coach and not have to worry much about weight thanks to Granite Lite by Flexstone. This is no April fool's joke, it is real, authentic granite that is very strong and flexible. Here Floyd Hampton stands on a piece of granite that has been treated with a fiberglass backing. This granite is cut thin (less than ½ inch thick) and then a strong fiberglass backing is applied giving it the strength and flexibility needed in a motor coach, travel trailer or 5th wheel. It is thin, yet the beauty of natural granite shines through! RVBB Labs was able to test this material on-site and therefore awards this product our most prestigious award, 5 Bologna's
You can install these beautiful counter tops in your coach but I recommend taking it to them to have it done. You can find more information at their website here:
Granite Lite by Flexstone
Granite Lite by Flexstone
posted by Jim Twamley at
4/01/2007 05:26:00 PM
1 Comments:
This seams like a great product, but Fleetwood has been doing this for several years with Corian. Our Pace Arrows (both 2003 and our new 2007) have beautiful countertops.
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Rich Drescher, at April 7, 2007 5:28:00 PM PDT
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