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1. 
   ReinTaul | Dec 05, 2002 08:05am | #1

   No problem Jako,

   We love answering questions when we don't know what we are talking about. 

   Oh, what was the question?

2. 
   andybuildz | Dec 05, 2002 08:12am | #2

   Jako

        Bring yer ugly face in here more often

   Be well

          Namaste'

                       andy

   It's not who's right, it's who's left ~ http://CLIFFORDRENOVATIONS.COM

3. 
   gordsco | Dec 05, 2002 09:49am | #3

   I think its best to put cabinets under the counters. I once tried to install counters without cabinets and they kept falling to the floor. Installing them on the lower cabinets is important too. I once installed counters on the upper cabinets and was unable to slice tomatoes without a stepladder.

   Hope this helps ¿

   Gordsco

1. 
   jako17 | Dec 05, 2002 03:54pm | #4

   I've decided to install the counter over the top of the sink and that has solved the deterioration problem !!

                                                Jako

2. 
   Cole | Dec 05, 2002 05:29pm | #5

   If you install those counters to the underside of the upper cabinets you can get to your tomatoes without a ladder.  But you need to tape them down so you can safely cut them.  Just a thought.

   ColeCole Dean

   Dean Contracting

3. 
   r_ignacki | Dec 05, 2002 05:42pm | #6

   I prefer base cabinets with dust covers, no need for countertop.

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   ReinTaul | Dec 06, 2002 04:06am | #7

   It's pretty clear that you need to get the opinion of a structural engineer. You never know how much tomato load these things might see in their lifetime.Women and men of wit are dangerous tools,And ever fatal to admiring fools.

   - John Wilmot second Earl of Rochester