Choosing the Right Flooring
Small approved shims may be used to create consistent support, but they should not compensate for severely unlevel or unstable cabinets.
Shims are placed at structural cabinet points to support the slab without creating concentrated stress. Large unsupported gaps can allow movement and cracking. Cabinet adjustment is preferable when the tops are twisted or substantially out of level. Shim material should remain stable and should not compress, rot, or shift.
Choosing the Right Flooring
Black countertops create dramatic design but commonly reveal fingerprints, dust, water spots, soap film, and fine scratches.
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Mid-tone patterned countertops often conceal daily soil and water spots better than very light or dark uniform surfaces.
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Stainless-steel countertops provide sanitary heat-resistant performance while developing visible scratches, fingerprints, and patina.
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