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In this episode of my granite fitting saga, it appears that there won't be
enough room for the 40mm wooden beam across the twin appliance gap to support the granite. What width steel box section would have the same bending resistance as the 40mm wood specified? Also, can granite rest directly on the metal, or should there be a soft material on top, such as hardboard? Christian. |
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