Re: Premolded Sink Countertop Sizing.

Posted by hj on April 26, 2003 at 09:45:45:
In response to Re: Premolded Sink Countertop Sizing.
It is not only acceptable, but it is the way all countertops are made to fit. Use a fine saw blade, and if you use an electric saw, either cut on the bottom side of the counter or use a blade that cuts on the downstroke to keep from chipping the material. : I am looking to install a premolded sink countertop on my bathroom vanity. My problem is I have a width between my walls of 56". I would like to use a 60" long countertop and trim it(2" from each side) to fit between my walls. Is this acceptable? If so, what would be the best way to trim the countertop?

Posted by hj on April 26, 2003 at 09:45:45:

In response to Re: Premolded Sink Countertop Sizing.

It is not only acceptable, but it is the way all countertops are made to fit. Use a fine saw blade, and if you use an electric saw, either cut on the bottom side of the counter or use a blade that cuts on the downstroke to keep from chipping the material.

: I am looking to install a premolded sink countertop on my bathroom vanity. My problem is I have a width between my walls of 56". I would like to use a 60" long countertop and trim it(2" from each side) to fit between my walls. Is this acceptable? If so, what would be the best way to trim the countertop?

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