Stephen Albunan
got a question this site
http://transmaterial.net/index.php/2009/
says that "Richlite resists scratching, staining, and heat damage and will not
harbor bacteria or pests. Richlite’s color is integral throughout the
material, and its natural appearance develops a deep patina over time
and with use."
is it true that it develops a deep patina over time?
Source: transmaterial.net
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Richlite Gearing up from Greenbuild 2009! Should be a great show with lots of exciting news from Richlite...come see us at booth 4327.
Richlite See Richlite at The Seattle Home Show now through October 25th at Quest Field Event Center, booth number 1223.
Source: www.seattlehomeshow.com
Discover the Seattle Home Show 2 experience! Hundreds of exhibits…hip and green model homes…environmentally-friendly ideas from Built Green. Learn how to improve your home at daily seminars presented by Puget Sound Energy. ...
Scott Allmain I just had Richlite installed in my kitchen and master bathroom vanity counter. Can I use Bio-Kleen all purpose cleaner on as a daily cleaner? Will it dull the finish?
Timothy Silvers i love this place ... no really ...
Roxana Mc Wish it came it bright red for a kitchen countertop!
Melissa Holmes Richlite is a fantastic product, I've spec'd it many times!
Kerry L Knauf If I was building, I think I'd definitely give a Richlite rep a call. The colors alone are wonderful!
Richlite Thanks so much to West Coast Green for hosting an amazing show! Thanks to San Francisco for providing some beautiful weather and to everyone who came to see us at the Fort Mason Center. Watch for pictures of Richlite in San Francisco posted later this week.
Joshua Benson I have built so many Ramps/ Skate parks with your product and have been happy with it for over ten years now!! thanks!
Nick Littlejohn where can we see it in Portland? I have some friends that build green condos and homes around here.
Tom Glendinning
Pete,
Looks like it has exterior uses. Skateboard surface and backing for fiberglass boat hulls. Do not know how it would stand up in high humidity & rain, sun exposure environment.
http://www.skatelite.com/benefits/index.
Source: www.skatelite.com
"For the modern era, I think Skatelite is the answer. It's got the best properties of plywood and masonite in one package: It's smooth, fast, durable and not too slick."
