Granite Countertop Installation: What to Expect
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
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If you're planning to install granite countertops in your home, this video is perfect for you. In this video, we'll show you what to expect during the granite countertop installation process. Our step-by-step guide will walk you through the countertop purchase to maintenance process. We'll also share essential tips and tricks for a successful installation. Additionally, we'll provide maintenance tips to help you keep your natural stone countertop looking great for years to come. So, whether you're planning a kitchen remodel or a home renovation project, this video will provide you with all the information you need to complete your project successfully.
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00:00 - Granite Countertop Purchase Process
01:22 - Template Appointment and Selection
02:16 - Cabinet Preparation for Installation
03:15 - Granite Countertop Installation
04:15 - Finishing Touches - Хобби
Very informative video 👍
Thank you please like it so it can be seen by more people.
I install granite countertops everyday. Thats right at perfect install. We only have 2 of us install unfortunately... 3 jobs a day.
Wow thank you for that insight. It’s very helpful. Thank you for subscribing to support the channel.
Pro tip from an installer.. always check the prices per sqm of stones, its literally the same stones at every seller but some sellers triple the price per sqm...
2:19 yes this is necessary, otherwise we will having a hard time leveling the stones +it will be better support for the customer, since that is the place where most people put their coffeemachines etc 👍
Bustin Nuts love your RUclips handle. Thank you very much for taking the time to confirm my suggestions from the business side. Its extremely helpful to the folks in the community. Also thank you for subscribing to support the channel. I look forward to our future conversations.
Do you know the template of countertop ?@@DIYwithMAX
Are you asking for the trample size?
no, could you share your email?
I wanna show you more details@@DIYwithMAX
Found in comments Pitaya White polished from MSI.
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Curious of the granite name? Supplier if slab? Thanks, enjoyed the video.
You beat me to it lol. I’m glad you found it. Thank you for liking the video so it gets recommended to other folks looking for this info.
Would it be okay to use a convection over on that countertop with those shelves?
I don’t see why not the granite counters are basically rocks so that would lot be a problem but the ikea cabinets may not stand up to the heat over time. They are just sandwiched particle board. I hope this helps
Beautiful kitchen. What is the name of your granite countertops?
Rodney I appreciate the compliment thank you for subscribing to support the channel. The stone name is PITAYA WHITE 3CM POLISHED SLAB. We wanted to be as close to white as we could get and this stone is it as far as we could tell.
Hi… what is the thickness of this granite?
Around 1.25 inch I believe that is a standard thickness.
So the slab holds itself in place just by the shear weight of it? I thought there was a glue or something.
Jack thank you taking the time to ask a question. It gets siliconed around the perimeter. And the weight of it is enough to hold it in place according to my installers. I was just as surprised as you
@@DIYwithMAX that’s awesome, I never knew that. Thanks for the reply.
My pleasure. If you ever have questions or if I can help with your future projects please feel free to reach out. Thank you for subscribing to support the channel.
In Australia these are now banned due to dangers of silicosis which can arise from workers inhaling the dust when cutting stone slabs to size.
Wow thank you for sharing that. So what materials do you guys have available to you guys.
@@DIYwithMAX Until just a few months ago we had granite and all kinds of stone materials but no more because of increasing incidence of silicosis in those who cut it to size. Now we have any material as long as it is not a stone product, whether natural or manufactured. Just be careful you wear a proper fitting dust mask when cutting it, cleaning up and make sure anyone around you is also wearing a dust mask. I guess we are not taking any chances in Australia with it. Just ban it outright so that it presents no danger to anyone at all.
Perhaps we should send some relief aid crates full of respirators.
@@theomegawerty9688 I am sorry to say that too many Aussie tradies are too careless to wear one. Since we have universal health care system, we decided that in order to decrease risk on our health care system, it is cheaper to just outlaw stone benchtops, especially engineered stone because of high silicon content. Sometimes, you have to take steps to prevent imbeciles from hurting themselves and others nearby and others from having to carry the cost of lifelong health impact.
That corner has a dead space, there are corner cabinets this days.!
That is a great observation. I think we should all encourage IKEA to design one that fits in those tight spaces. But for us it was not a big deal as we have bunch of closets that we can store stuff in.