Friday, March 22, 2013

Simple and Easy Steps to Install Granite Worktops


Granite is intrusive and igneous rock that is crystalline in structure. It is hard rock that can resist heat. Every home-owner seeks to give lavish and stylish appearance to kitchen.

What you need to know about installing granite worktops

Keeping all its qualities aside it is important to seal and maintain thoroughly because it absorbs stains. Previously, doing it yourself was a hard and cost effective project. But now days there are pre-shaped granite products available with detail descriptions and directions.  Depending on the length of slab and number of more than one corner their might be a requirement to hire a professional. But in order to install worktop in appropriate area these products can make your work fairly simple and easier. So, are your ready to install your cabinets? Let’s proceed with some important points.

Steps to install granite worktops

Granite Countertop installation
Installing DIY granite can be a tedious task only if one is not aware about the correct procedure to install it. Follow the given instructions carefully and if you want to seek other preventive measures to install DIY granite worktops than Click Here

  1. Take the measurements of the countertop. If you decide to cut the granite yourself, you'll need a wetsaw that's waterfed with a diamond blade and a grinder to finish the job. The job is messy, so do it where you don't mind water splashing. Make sure you cut and polish all the stone to fit the countertop area and smooth the edges before you begin.
  2.  Remove all the old fixtures, the old countertop and the sink to prepare for the installation of the granite countertops. Pry away the old backsplash.
  3.  Take out any of the appliances that might be in the way. You need plenty of room, and this simple task makes the job a lot easier.
  4. Once you remove the old countertop, you should reinstall the dishwasher before you put in the granite countertop.
  5.  Spread the appropriate epoxy for granite onto the tops of the cabinet. Secure the help of friends and family to carry the countertop into the house.
  6.  Install the sink that mounted under the granite. Use the appropriate epoxy adhesive to glue the sink to the underside of the granite.
  7.  Install the backsplash by using an adhesive to glue it to the wallboard. Seal the granite with a special spray.


Granite has been the one of the most durable and luxurious countertop. Offering the installing instructions will help to remodel your work place.

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1 comment:

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