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Anonymous users2024-01-24Pro, the countertop and the cabinet are separated by aluminum cushions, and they are fixed with a layer of glue around them, and they can be easily disassembled when they need to be disassembled. I hope my answer will help you and have a great day!
Yes, as long as it's the right size, but you'll have to take a bit of effort to remove it and reinstall it on another door frame.
No, it is generally done by opening holes in the countertop and then installing.
Slightly on the low side, 80 is the best. Of course, it has something to do with height, tall people can be taller, and low people can be lower.
What works is what works.
In the kitchen, I think at least the countertops should be level, because you need to have only the stove and the pot, but also have enough space to work like chopping vegetables. And there should be places for things like microwave ovens and rice cookers. >>>More
Yes, why not, and the installation of the sink can be divided into countertop basins and undercounter basins. In addition, the hardness of the artificial stone countertop is lower than that of quartz, but the splicing seams of the countertop can be made flawless. The cracks in the countertop of the kitchen countertop are due to the fact that the countertop is not tightly fitted with the cabinet under the countertop when making the countertop, resulting in some overhead countertops, and over time due to the countertop's own gravity or external gravity, the countertop is cracked.