Might be a situation where the installer can’t high low that piece in because of the medicine cabinets on the sides.

Hey I have one.

Is this thing still available?

9, and that is only because at least they used the same stone to seam together.

Same here, softens the sharp edges with out flatting them like pads would do.

Can you send me some pictures, feel free to send them through text.

I have a used 10hp that we pulled from a Cougar. It works.

The Office gal for the company i started with fell for this, she was out 10K by the end of the ordeal.

1st Post looking for swag.

oh please do so!

charge restocking fees everytime they change material.

how about " My best friend owns a granite shop and he said that if this was sealed, Lime juice would not have etched my marble tops. "

the_dionysian_1 wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 12, 2017 9:05 pm

Well I'm sorry I asked for help.
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You did get help, just not what you wanted.

You need to simplify things. Shorten things down.

Dan R. wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 12, 2017 4:17 pm

After reading your posts, I want to fire you myself!
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Can you imagine dealing with employees like this all day every day?

sounds like way too many hurdles to get from point A to B, i can see why you are in that situation just by the length of your post.

Simplify, it's just countertops. You never need to be with in a 64th.

True Grit!

Why did the building catch on fire?

should have gotten book matched slabs.

Sign me up!

$302.01

$300

looks like shadow to me...

They might not have the skill to fix it. Installing and fabricating marble is not like quartz, you need to know what you are doing.

Remove, refund, start over with http://www.millestonemarble.com/

wow, that is a lot of pictures and many issues. Where to start....

I would start by contacting the owner of the stone company and point out All the issues.

nice work, HO is a jack ass.

But, if the cabinet was not level, or flat, or the supports not installed - The installer should have taken a harder stance and not installed the top.