Is the lip on this board long enough to be stable on a bullnose edge countertop?
1872142
I don't think there would be a problem. The lip is 1.5" h x 26" l. Overall length of the board is 28", overhanging if you will an inch on each side of the lip. With the size and weight of the board I don't see an issue.
1872143
My old countertop was bull nosed and it worked as it should. My current countertop has flat sides and I'm not aware of the board moving. The lip grabs the counter to prevent movement while rolling dough away from you, and my body prevents the board sliding toward me when rolling dough the other way. I love this board!
1872144
For counter top stability, all you need to do is dampen a tea towel and put it underneath the board, and it won't go anywhere till you lift it up again. Learned that trick from Alton Brown.
1872145
The lip is just a hair less than 1 1/2-inches. You can place a wet towel or a shelf liner under it to inhibit movement.
1872146
The edge of my countertop is not bull nosed, so I can't speak to that. Does it move, shift or slide? Yes, during kneading, rolling out pastries or dough, it does move because it isn't permanently secured. I still love it, and prefer working on it rather than on the granite. Hope that helps you.
300223
Yes, that is correct. My shelf is only 5/8-3/4 thick, so I have a bit more room. The front trim piece does have a 1/4" lip to prevent items from sliding out the front if it is tipped forward. Hope this is helpful.
1503380
Yes, this cutting board has a smooth glass finish and is tempered. It fits in small areas and is quite convenient.
601096
It's a good hearty item. I assume you mean you are going to balance a larger board and use it as a turn table. This should work just fine for you. Just remember, if your board is too large, the corners will droop. I have a couple of these - one in my cupboard for canned goods and another for a plant stand, so I can rotate it for trimming the plant. Good luck... Marie
1887595
No. The lip is small enough to permit opening the drawers, dishwasher door, etc. The backsplash is perhaps 3 inches high; the lip more like 1/2 inch (roughly the same thickness as my countertop).
1493570
As long as it's close to the front edge, it will be fine. Mine is set up similar and works great !
1727628
Absolutely! It looks nice and saves counter space. I've had mine for less than 2 weeks and really glad I purchased it.
1389736
Possibly. The side edges are held in place by small nails. We have three of these, and one side of one did detach. We reattached it easily with the additional of some wood glue and it is very sturdy. We use ours for an unconventional purpose too: We use three side by side to cover our stovetop burners, and thus add some additional 'counter space' to our kitchen. We have gotten many compliments on our creative use of space. Sometime I will have a rice mixer, a food processor or a blender on the board and they are definitely sturdy enough. However, we don't store our appliance on the boards.
471848
No, it doesn't slide on my countertops. I have been very pleased with this board, however, my countertops are made of ceramic tiles held together with grout which may make them less slick than yours and better able to stabilize the board. I hope this answer helps.
1871879
Unfortunately I cannot tell you as the board was recessed into a countertop. Cannot remove to measure. Sorry.
1675725
When I use mine, it never sits against the wall for support. To be honest, I'm not really sure what the top lip is for. It's the bottom lip that secures the board's place on you work surface. Hope that helps!
442466
Not quite 3/4" thick. It's a nice piece, but we've noticed that it wobbles a bit. I bought the board for my daughter, who loves to make pastry.
69667
The Sides are flat, but there is a very small (less than 1/4 inch) overhang of the countertop. Your plumber will probably be able to make adjustments so that you can put it in a corner with no issues.
1163558
It's really not that much smaller than a normal board, only 3 inches shorter and not quite as wide. I don't think it would be a problem.
142539
All the controls are on the top so that part would work but there's no lip for it to hang on to the countertop. If there is some sort of support from below for it to rest on, I think it could be done. The unit itself doesn't get that hot so it likely would be safe. I think for safety sake, install it into a fireproof surface... not wood. Hope this helps. P.S. I think there are models that are specifically designed to be built in.
1966829
The sink doesn't have a lip, so in the traditional sense, no. However, since the sides are finished like the top, you could flush mount it, or mount it raised. You'll just have to run a bead of clear silicone along the edge with the counter. No matter how you choose to mount it, this sink has to be supported from below, either with rails on the sides of inside of the cabinet, or with a shelf/platform that has holes cut in it for the drains. Ours is set up as an undermount with a 5/8" reveal around the top edge.
736860
Stable, yes . But only to put your leg on to shave . Too small to sit on . This is a true small corner shelf .