The sink looking all tidy with fixtures and an mineral oil finish on the counters. Note plumbing pieces in the cabinet underneath--water will not be flowing until tomorrow
Fitting the counter and creating necessary openings
This is the counter upside down--making the cut away that goes over and around the lip of the sink
Shaping the opening for the sink. The curved piece in back is a template that I used to router the curved edge
The last two stairs in place. Adam did a really nice job hereI've been working hard on the counter top project, which naturally leads into installing the sink, plumbing the supply lines, and hooking up the dishwasher. It all dovetails as the work progresses.
Shaping the counter tops was careful work and took some time, but it's looking excellent and fitting really nicely, so I am quite pleased. I spent most of today on the plumbing work and tomorrow I should have it all operating. Having our sink, stove, diswasher and fridge all hooked up and running will be monumental.
Adam came back yesterday evening and started up again today. He installed the last two stairs and they look great. Signs of finish everywhere!
3 comments:
Bellisimo!
Holy Smokes!!! That sink and counter-top should be in a museum! At LEAST a coffee-table book!
NICE WORK!!!!!!
Thanks to you both. The whole cabinetry, counter, sink project has been slightly monumental, but it's coming together like someone who knew what they were doing was involved.
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