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It would probably be best to ask for professional advice from companies that offer radiant heat services like the one that I found on this site called PlumbTech so they can give share their insight on what type of heating system would be best to run for your home based on your needs and preferences.

I'm currently renovating my garage and planning to add a countertop table. I've tried looking into which material would be great in https://www.caesarstone.ca/blog/types-of-kitchen-countertops-design-ideas/ and some of the articles available on the net but I can't seem to find a great material...

If we're gonna continue, it'll be both.

My wife changed her mind again said that she found an epoxy countertop guide that we both can do on the mahogany slab for the tabletop. What tips and preemptive measures can you give us before we get started?

Sorry, what do you mean by fossilized bamboo? How different is it from regular bamboo?

my dad will be the one cutting and Ill just assist him so i won't be able to record it :/

what do you mean this stuff? as in bamboo?

Would a chainsaw suffice? Or a cutting machine? I was thinking of ordering a big bamboo slab before cutting it to our desired size.

Thanks for this! I want to learn more about bamboo counters and this thread gave me hindsight. I was thinking of maybe creating a workboard to protect our kitchen counters and workbench in the shed. Like a detachable counter. Would that be okay? Also, what do you do to maintain them?

I bought this big old mahogany slab and was thinking about turning it into a table or an island. My wife wanted to do epoxy originally, but after she read this blog on the Caesarstone website, she changed her mind. Now we're thinking to use the mahogany slab for the tabletop and quartz for...

The cheapest thing that I can think of is getting some old wood, encase it in epoxy, then installing it. But gallons and gallons of epoxy are expensive. Maybe you can look at www.caesarstone.ca/blog/types-of-kitchen-countertops-design-ideas/ to get some more ideas. I'm not sure if epoxy is more...