i would like a board of granite in a cobalt blue sized 21"x 27".A drawer pull attached at the ends would be handy. I this doable?
1288613
SORRY... that size is prohibitive as shipping get very high and is prone to driving broken. thanks for your inquiry.. jt
1288614
SORRY... that size is prohibitive as shipping get very high and is prone to driving broken. thanks for your inquiry..jt
1363666
No, because you wouldn't have the posts to do that. You need their posts because the boards slide into the notches, that's how they are attached. Also, these boards are not really 4" high, they are 3.5 at best. I was very disappointed with how shallow this turned out even putting it together correctly. IF you can possibly buy the lumber and make this yourself instead of buying this package you will be much happier and have a much better end product!
928998
I believe you could, but it will take time to measure and cut it to fit as it is not like contact paper. However, that would be a great idea for a knife drawer, going to have to try it.
83970
I'm sorry I can't think of a way to do it since the ones I wanted looked like square castles and the ones I got looked like this picture (avter they changed it because of my review) but since I have both kinds now I will give you a ruff idea. The square kind shown have a 2.5" x 2.5" square depression of about 1" deep so anything under that or something rounded that is a little over that (say 3" to maybe 4") would most likely fit. If you get the square castle type (which are on this site also) they will fit about a 4" square or 3" circle. Both are wood and can be had in blondish or darker wood. I ordered the castles and got the squares and at first was very upset. then I saw that the depth was the same and I could us two castles and four squares to do what I had to do to the bed. If you have those large circles such as 5" round ones then niether will work unless there is a smaller stub at the very bottom.
1243428
If you use a board instead of a plastic drawer I suppose it would work, although it may not have much space from the board top to the underside of the bench.
1457974
You can rheem out the hole to use a tapcon. I think the smallest width one would be fine. Prob. 1.5 inch screws. Maybe 2inch. Masonry bit and hammer drill.
1644320
Yes it can. It has 4 holes and it's plastic bottom can be screwed into a cabinet. I do not believe that is necessary. It has rubber legs so it does not move, even on a granite counter. I keep 5 cutting boards on it, all larger than 12"
1584556
I would think so, I have never worked with granite. Please keep in mind you need to drill an anchor bolt in the granite, make sure the granite will support the pressure of the bolt and the drill bit you are using, Larger the bit the more surface pressure against it thus resulting in a larger and deeper bolt required
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If you buy the ones for large US dollars. Its a bit tight but can do. If you look further on the internet you should be able to find a larger one but it won't be a 2x2. I do have mine in the 2x2 holder and some in a 2.5x2.5 with a 1.75 cut out.
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I think so. My granite was about 1.5 inches and all seemed to work with extra space. The quality of this faucet is amazing. Truly I was blown away. Id give it a try and send it back if length isn't enough because the end product was so satisfying.
1956343
Another idea if you are like me and hate how the plastic top of those folding desks feel; I got a couple of DeWalt adjustable height sawhorses (http://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-Adjustable-Metal-Legs-Sawhorse-DWST11031/203040645) and then you can choose your top from any material and whatever length. I used a 2' x 4' melamine board and the whole thing is plenty sturdy and looks a bit better than those ugly desks. Here's my setup (http://i.imgur.com/NGaC0SH.jpg). You could stain a nice dark slab of wood for the top and it would look even better.
672636
If you really wanted this desk you could just drill holes for the base board to go on the opposite side of the bottom of the desk. And turn the desk the other way. I hope what I'm trying to say isn't confusing.
2001651
No; your drawer isn't deep enough. You need it to be at least about 14 & 5/8 to work. It wouldn't work to turn it the other way either; the other dimension is just slightly over 12 in.
1608755
Yes, you could do that. The finish may be compromised as it is a veneered surface. The edges would need finishing of some type.
504007
Just like any cabinet/drawer yes. Depending on the hardware you might have a hole to fill and hide with magic marker or something.
1721435
I would recommend a 1x2 wood that you can construction adhesive to the bottom of your desk and then screw the sides into it.
54505
Hi Marianne, I would get a grid that is 1 inch shorter on each side, so the grid should be 25 3/4 by 14 1/8. If you get a grid that fits snugly, you're going to have trouble lifting it up and out of the sink (for cleaning). But you may not have any trouble since your sink tapers at the bottom. If the dimensions at the rim of the sink are 2 inches longer than the bottom, then it might be ok for you to get a grid that fits snugly, perhaps a grid of 27 by 15.5 would work in your case.