This was especially very hard for me when I was diagnosed with Gravesâ Disease. My body on a physical level is fighting with my mind, which has its own reasons why I should do this and that. In order to solve the problem with the stress and improve your overall condition, especially when diagnosed with Gravesâ Disease you have to either: When you make choice #1 here are a few things you can do to improve the situation: Make a brief list of your priorities, i.e. family, kids, me, work, hobbies etc.
Typically, soapstone can start at approximately $25 per square foot, and of course, the cost increases from there to as much as $95 per square foot for the thicker slabs of soapstone. The remainder of the cost of the soapstone is the actual installation, which can double the overall cost.
My soapstone cost $4100 for 49 sq. ft. and the granite I would have used was going to be $3300. Relative to the total remodel cost, I think the jump was more than worth it.Like Bookmark January 29, 2008 at 8:50PM. Thank you for reporting this comment. found granite from 30 dollars a square foot for common 3 cm on super sale-to 200 a sf for the really lovely stuff. I found soapstone from 69 sf for a very soft stone from Home Depot Expo (basically can't choose your slab or seams) to 110 sf.