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Help! Counter Top Edge Advice Request
Comments (17)Does anyone know the answer to this - I have a 2 1/2" mitered flat edge and shaker overlay doors. When the doors were installed I noticed that I only have a 1/8" overlay over the door and drawer fronts. The counter does not protect the doors at all. Now the fabricator tells me that with a mitered edge they can only make a 1" overlay and not the 1 1/2 overlay that is standard with a flat eased edge. They said that when using a mitered edge only an inset door and drawer will do so that you can get enough overhang. Has anyone ever heard of this before? Any suggestions in how to correct this problem? How to add on to a granite edge. I can't rip out the countertop. Could possibly plane down the doors and drawers or make new inset doors and drawers but this is problematic to do....See Moreneed help countertop selection
Comments (1)We will have this kind of sink so you will see the sink stone in comparison to the floor...See MoreKitchen Help Counter Height Stool Suggesgions
Comments (0)Can anyone recommend some cute counter height stools? I'm a terrible decorator and can't choose a wood color. I prefer wood to cushion because I have small children....See MoreHelp: Counter top fabricator vs glass guy
Comments (6)I misread your post at first and thought it was just a fixed side panel, in which case you can cut a notch in the stone/quart/whatever and slip the flat piece of glass into it, BUT if the door is supposed to swing past that section, then that all needs to be the same depth and your fabricator is wrong. My GC, fabricator and glass guy worked together to achieve the best results ... tell yours to stop pointing fingers at each other and work together. Here is an example of the notch cut in the quartz to allow a fixed side panel to fit. The glass is cut with a 90 degree angle and placed into the notch for a close fit all around. This is in a previous house, so not the best photo. I enlarged the notch area....See More- 7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago
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