I need some help with caulking kitchen counter to backsplash near sink.
It seems I got this figured out, however it seems that I have issue near sink as caulk survives about 2-3 month, as it is vet near sink.
I was told to us sanded ceramic tile caulk, and it looks good, but not for a long time.
Should I put a colorless acrylic caulk near sink, or I am using the wrong caulk?
Please see pictures below.
Thanks,
Igor
You might try KwikSeal Ultra in almond. The sanded texture of the tile caulking is probably not the best in an area that needs to be wiped clean regularly.
That area is no different than caulk joints in a shower. Don't use silicon or like the line item on my to-do-list you will be digging that out to replace, that is what the installers used on our kitchen granite.
A bathroom siliconized latex caulk with microban would be best.
I'd also go with the darkest color you can get away with!
Greetings! I would like to install an 84" wide floating double sink vanity, quartz top with 12" front depth apron across the front. The left side would have a knee hole for make-up area and the rest to the right end would have a wooden shelf for storage. I've seen how floating vanities are supported with brackets in studs, etc.. I was wondering how to support the large front apron. I don't mind having a light ash/hickory open base/shelf for support as it would match my new floor tile. Any suggestions on building an attractive open base with shelf for support? I've attached a very rough sketch. I believe I can have the top manufactured locally and I have a very good carpenter/jack of all trades that can build the base, install vanity and attach plumbing.
Thanks for any suggestions.
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Hi everyone,
I need your help with a bathroom remodel. We installed a shower base that has a 2.5 inch threshold and accidentally ordered a shower door that requires a minimum 3 inch threshold. We are unable to return the shower door because it’s will cost hundreds of dollars as it needs to be returned via freight.
Is there a way to increase the shower base threshold to make the shower door work?
Thank you in advance for your help! We are desperate.
Thank you