It looks neat but I wonder about durability. Somebody not know any better my set a hot pan on it.

I could see using it in a laundry room, or for a desktop though.

Not sure, but that looks like contact paper, shelf liner. I'd go with the stainless.

Does anyone know where to purchase the stainless version?

Is it very durable? I think it would get nicked by utensils and the like.

Thanks for sharing, it's very interesting.

dianalo, I think both the granite and stainless rollls can be ordered through that website. I didn't see it at first, you have to scroll down toward the bottom.

Now that I've seen the stainless version, I think this is a good, affordable solution if you're short on cash.

The granite is a bit too speckly for my taste. The nickel stainless is pretty...

Imagine this in an Airstream trailer!

Looks like there are at least two "stone" patterns, one with very large grain. The smaller grain might work for rehab for lake cabins, etc. where the scale of the countertops could not tolerate the big pattern. Or just go for the "stainless."

We have a beat-up section in our camper trailer where the "wood" is peeling off. I could just turn it into a different faux substance instead of trying to reglue parts and fill in the gaps with Old English polish.

I wonder if it would stick to the weathered wooden wings on an outdoor grill. For $20 or so I could have a good time finding out.

Florantha, you're brilliant!

I can paper my Apache in faux stainless and call it an Airstream!! :p

fori, you go girl!