The bottom of my counter is 34.25 in, could I use this or too high?
11 years ago
Related Stories

KITCHEN COUNTERTOPSKitchen Counters: High-Tech Solid Surfaces Make Maintenance Easy
Sculpted by heat and nonporous by nature, solid-surface countertops bring imagination and low maintenance to the kitchen
Full Story
DIY PROJECTSHow to Make a Top-Down, Bottom-Up Window Shade
Block light and control privacy high or low with a no-frills magnetic covering you can whip up for less than $30
Full Story
KITCHEN DESIGN12 Items Worth a Spot on Your Kitchen Counter
Keep these useful tools and accessories out in the open to maintain high function without spoiling the view
Full Story
LIGHTINGThe Lowdown on High-Efficiency LED Lighting
Learn about LED tapes, ropes, pucks and more to create a flexible and energy-efficient lighting design that looks great
Full Story
HOME TECHIf ‘High-Def’ TV Isn’t High Enough, Maybe You Need Ultra-HD
The ultra-luxury next generation of TV, called Ultra-HD, is finally here. And so is the first content, if you know where to look
Full Story
DECORATING GUIDESRoom of the Day: Designer Outfits a Condo Top to Bottom in 5 Weeks
Soft touches warm this modern Texas living space, and bold colors brighten the neutral palette
Full Story
REMODELING GUIDESOutfit a Ranch Remodel in Updated Style, Top to Bottom
Get ideas for lighting, tiles, accessories, window coverings and so much more, to make your ranch renovation easier
Full Story
SMALL SPACESCould You Live in a Tiny House?
Here are 10 things to consider if you’re thinking of downsizing — way down
Full Story
RUSTIC STYLEBrick Floors: Could This Durable Material Work for Your House?
You love the old-world look, but will you like the feel of it underfoot? Learn the pros and cons of interior brick flooring
Full Story
KITCHEN DESIGNKitchen of the Week: High Function and a Little Secret in Missouri
There’s plenty of room for cooking and a hidden feature too in this flexible, family-friendly kitchen
Full Story
Houzz Shop