Do kitchen countertop water retaining strips need to be made

Generally speaking, water retaining strips are divided into front and rear retaining strips. The front flap is an edge on the outer edge of the countertop that is higher than the countertop to prevent water from flowing to the cabinet and floor. The back strip is the edge between the cabinet and the wall to prevent water from seeping into the gap. >>>More

When operating the watery items on the countertop, a small amount of water will accumulate on the countertop, the countertop water level, more will flow downward, the main function of the water retaining strip of the countertop is to block the water flow on the countertop to the ground, the current artificial stone countertop can make an arc-shaped flute on the edge of the countertop, so that there will be no water will flow to the ground, and directly use a rag to wipe it into the sink

Can be done or not, when the general regular cabinet manufacturers make cabinets, they must be with water retention, and the role of water retaining is the same as the baseboard of the ground, which plays the role of closing, beauty and preventing water stains from polluting the wall. If there is no water retention, the place where the cabinet and the wall interface must be sealed with glass glue to avoid water leakage and damage to the cabinet.

Kitchen countertop water strips are divided into front and rear strips (the side against the wall is the rear strip). The water retaining strip is designed to prevent water from splashing out of the sink, or to prevent stagnant water from the kitchen countertop from flowing to the wooden cabinets below, causing mold. >>>More

Whether or not to install is actually based on the actual situation of your home. >>>More