Best place for joints
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Best place for joints
by Parker on Sat Jan 14, 2012 6:57 pm
Hi, hope someone can advise on this - is it safe to have a joint in a quartz worktop (30mm) under the hob, that is going through the hob cut-out? The worktop has a 33cm overhang and the units are free-standing (ie not against a wall). Of the two pieces being jointed, one piece would be an L-shaped corner, the other a long (3m) straight section. The hob cutout is 56cm, the actual hob is 70cm wide. Many thanks, Josy
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Re: Best place for joints
by timfoley on Wed Jan 18, 2012 9:15 pm
Josh,
I'm finding it a little difficult to visualise what you mean here but any joint formed in a cut out section will be more vulnerable than one supported under the full depth of a surface
I'm finding it a little difficult to visualise what you mean here but any joint formed in a cut out section will be more vulnerable than one supported under the full depth of a surface
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