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Kitchen cabinet top

10 years ago

I installed granite several years ago, I want to remove a wall that the top would have to a new top. If I want to keep my granite, could I put a different top that butt up to the granite, that way I would not have to replace everything. What would be the best to do this to look like it was intended to do so?

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Patricia Colwell Consulting
10 years ago
Check and see if the granite you have is still avaiable or raise or drop that part and use butcher block or soapstone on the new piece
spruill_carol thanked Patricia Colwell Consulting
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Pendl
10 years ago
The way I understand what you're saying, it's that you want to extend your countertop. Don't go with granite, go with something like a butcher block or plain concrete, but it would have to match the design style of the rest of the room.
spruill_carol thanked Pendl
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