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Granie Worktop

wardwil · 2009-05-11 02:55:28

Hi All, Just bought a showroom kitchen but have to take it down myself as company is closing. How do I separate two adjoining slabs of granite.. seem to be glued together. Thanks

11-05-2009 2:55am

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wardwil

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Hi All,

Just bought a showroom kitchen but have to take it down myself as company is closing.

How do I separate two adjoining slabs of granite.. seem to be glued together.

Thanks

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#2 20-05-2009 3:44pm

djmaslo

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You will have to cut the glue away first from the joint with a stanley blade. After that, if the joint is glued with resin glue you will need a rubber mallet (or hammer trough the cloth) and bang a few times on the both sides of the joint to make a glue cracked and the same loose the joint. During that you need to be very careful to not chip the stone. If you need professional instalation of your worktop, extra upstands or window cill just let me know. I'm stonemason. Good luck

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