My contractor installed our base kitchen cabinets wrong and the granite
installers followed suit and installed the granite slab on top. I need
to know if I take out 1 cabinet on the end, can the granite be cut 4"
shorter? If it could be done, then I could install the new base
cabinet and my refrig. will fit and I wouldn't have to strip out a wall
and get a different refrig. that I really don't want. Please help!!!!!




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zeller883

You are really asking in the wrong place. The basic answer is,
yes, it can be cut in place. The mess will be substantial. If
they cut the granite with a wet saw there will be a lot of slurry.
If they cut it dry, . . . All round saw blades can only get
about so close to the wall. The edge(s) cannot receive the same
treatment as the shop finished ends. It will make some difference
as to how they fastened the pieces to the cabinets, they may have
to completely destroy the existing base cabinet.

Ask the granite contractor!

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Keep the whole world singing . . . .
DanG (remove the sevens)




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My contractor installed our base kitchen cabinets wrong and the
granite
installers followed suit and installed the granite slab on top.
I need
to know if I take out 1 cabinet on the end, can the granite be
cut 4"
shorter? If it could be done, then I could install the new base
cabinet and my refrig. will fit and I wouldn't have to strip out
a wall
and get a different refrig. that I really don't want. Please
help!!!!!




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zeller883

On Nov 19, 4:31 am, zeller883
wrote:
My contractor installed our base kitchen cabinets wrong and the granite
installers followed suit and installed the granite slab on top. I need
to know if I take out 1 cabinet on the end, can the granite be cut 4"
shorter? If it could be done, then I could install the new base
cabinet and my refrig. will fit and I wouldn't have to strip out a wall
and get a different refrig. that I really don't want. Please help!!!!!

--
zeller883

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On Nov 19, 9:56 am, "DanG" wrote:
You are really asking in the wrong place. The basic answer is,
yes, it can be cut in place. The mess will be substantial. If
they cut the granite with a wet saw there will be a lot of slurry.
If they cut it dry, . . . All round saw blades can only get
about so close to the wall. The edge(s) cannot receive the same
treatment as the shop finished ends. It will make some difference
as to how they fastened the pieces to the cabinets, they may have
to completely destroy the existing base cabinet.

Ask the granite contractor!

--
______________________________
Keep the whole world singing . . . .
DanG (remove the sevens)


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My contractor installed our base kitchen cabinets wrong and the
granite
installers followed suit and installed the granite slab on top.
I need
to know if I take out 1 cabinet on the end, can the granite be
cut 4"
shorter? If it could be done, then I could install the new base
cabinet and my refrig. will fit and I wouldn't have to strip out
a wall
and get a different refrig. that I really don't want. Please
help!!!!!

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zeller883- Hide quoted text -

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hai everyone

This is valuable web site and check the link who
wants to receive changes in life.



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