How to store kitchen counter
 

How do I store a fomica over particle board kitchen counter that I
just bought from Home Depot. On the front edge, the rear top edge,
the bottom and top rear edges at the same time, or some other way.

I won't be able to install it for several weeks.

They store them on end, but my ceilings are only 8 feet. :)

Thanks.


Meirman
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meirman wrote:
How do I store a fomica over particle board kitchen counter that I
just bought from Home Depot. On the front edge, the rear top edge,
the bottom and top rear edges at the same time, or some other way.

I won't be able to install it for several weeks.

They store them on end, but my ceilings are only 8 feet. :)

Thanks.


Meirman
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The only thing not to do is store them flat between two supports near
the ends which could cause the counter to sag in the middle. If your
unit has a backsplash built in you need to be carefull of that or else
you can break it off quite easily too. I usually store my counters on
the 8 foot front end of a carpeted or carboard covered surface to
prevent scratching since mine had back splashes. Try to keep them as
near vertical as possible and you are good to go until you can get them
installed.

Store it where it will keep dry and where it will not get damaged.

On Sun, 06 Feb 2005 18:02:15 -0500, meirman
wrote:

How do I store a fomica over particle board kitchen counter that I
just bought from Home Depot. On the front edge, the rear top edge,
the bottom and top rear edges at the same time, or some other way.

I won't be able to install it for several weeks.

They store them on end, but my ceilings are only 8 feet. :)

Thanks.


Meirman