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Anonymous users2024-01-24You can let the master add it before installation, if you wait for the installation to add, it can only be the kind of direct sticking, not the kind of arc conjoined water retention.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23When processing in the factory, the water is processed before processing.
If you don't do the front stall water, after installation, you can open a ditch on the edge of the countertop
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If you don't fall for it, don't you fool people? Redo. Or find an installer to come to your house to add to you, it's quite difficult, but you can definitely add it.
Where are you, that thing has different prices in different places, from three or four hundred to more than a thousand.
There is a doorway to answer for you: yes.
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No, artificial stone is already a finished product, it can be waterproof, and it is enough to wipe it in the kitchen every time you use it.
Generally speaking, no, the size of artificial stone is about: 2200mm * 700mm *, 700mm wide to make 600mm wide (plus the back file and the front water stop), the cabinet has an L-shaped, U-shaped and other various, the size is not enough, the shape is diverse, it must be spliced. Unless the cabinet is a slotted length of less than 2200mm, then only the perimeter is spliced.