Never replaced a counter top before. Was going to use construction
adhesive. But will that make it more difficult to replace the countertop
the next time, or damage the upper part of the cabinet framing if it is ever
replaced again? Instead should I use screws (that won't poke through the
counter top, of course).
M.B.

Yes, it will. Just tore out my counter top, and when I put it down 12
years ago there was no way to screw into the back corner above the
diswasher, so I used liquid nails. About two hours later I realized I
was in trouble if I ever had to replace the dishwasher. Just pulled it
out in a major remodel and there was damage where the adhesive was.
Just put screws in the corners and gravity will do most of the work.

M.Burns wrote:
Never replaced a counter top before. Was going to use construction
adhesive. But will that make it more difficult to replace the
countertop the next time, or damage the upper part of the cabinet
framing if it is ever replaced again? Instead should I use screws
(that won't poke through the counter top, of course).
M.B.

Yes, screw into the top from the bottom.

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