If you seek a corian appearance, I can change the edge of the top with contoured flexwood.

A contour edged counter using a stone look fleck vinyltoluene-acrylate, solubilized in aliphatic hydrocarbons, and an industrial almost invincible clearcoat.

It's nice to hear a sponsor spend an hour talking about their business and operations, and less about the specific contours of a deal.Obviously they are still in pitch mode, but I think it gives you a better idea of the principles they employ.

The contour goes through the property but floor elevation was above the ground.

Grading, looking at your contour map? 

If you have a lot of variation, you need a thinner plank (or even a glue-down) to follow the floor's contour or you need to level the floor really well.

I don't have a preference for thickness one way or the other and instead tailor that towards the floor I am working on - if the floor has a lot of variation in it, you want a thinner plank that can follow the contour.

If you get some wash out, you can contour it later.

I would price out the construction costs on both intentions and then make a decision and consider the maintenance costs of either type if you plan on keeping it long term.Its location and demand in that area should effect your decision too as well as site accessibility,  land research, the land contour plus how you might use any extra space or the current zoning allowance or the utilities that exist.

Originally posted by "contour":I have 3 cash flow producing properties but have hit the wall in my area.