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The wife and I both love the standard Laminate Counter tops with molded back splash because it’s so much easier to clean and we don’t like sharp corners or grout lines that trap dirt. We have ceramic tile right now and we absolutely hate it. We not only have broken tiles but it’s an endless problem of breaking glass and I believe Laminate will solve this because it has some resiliency to it.
I’ve wanted to get rid of our tile counter tops ever since I bought the house, but the shape of the thing has me stumped because it has a window counter behind the sink and I don’t know how to do it without a lot of seams. I have installed a lot of standard molded laminated counter tops with a 45 deg mitered seam in the corners, but this has me stumped.
I don’t really know how to ask this and not sure if there is an easy answer without having it custom made in a shop somewhere. I really want to do it myself with as little expense as possible and Unless it was cheap enough I would rather remove the window counter top than to have a professional come in to do it.
I’ve wanted to get rid of our tile counter tops ever since I bought the house, but the shape of the thing has me stumped because it has a window counter behind the sink and I don’t know how to do it without a lot of seams. I have installed a lot of standard molded laminated counter tops with a 45 deg mitered seam in the corners, but this has me stumped.
I don’t really know how to ask this and not sure if there is an easy answer without having it custom made in a shop somewhere. I really want to do it myself with as little expense as possible and Unless it was cheap enough I would rather remove the window counter top than to have a professional come in to do it.
