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Bridging a tile gap
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We're changing our kitchen worktops to granite, unfortunately these are 300mm deep instead of the 400mm laminate ones we're replacing. We don't want to re-tile so have to find a way of bridging the 100mm gap between the new worktop and the tiles. We've been thinking of tile trim or something similar but can't find a supplier of black 100mm trim. Can anyone suggest a supplier?
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I take it you mean 30mm and 40mm and there will be a 10mm gap.
Why not just go for a matching granite upstand?
Google brings up loads of 'black tile trim'0 -
Why not just raise the worktop by 10mm, then fill the gap underneath with some quadrant etc. that matches your units.
Just a thought.;)0 -
10mm ply or mdf on top of the cupboard, flush with the cupboard fronts, then put the granite on top.0
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Adjustable feet on the base units? raise by 10mm . this won't be noticed under the units as it will be above the plinth.
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