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    How to support granite table extending off countertop.








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    How to support granite table extending off countertop.

    Postby cmcr » Wed Jan 18, 2012 4:26 pm

    In my renovated kitchen I will have a 5 ft peninsula (over cabinets) extending out to a 36" hexagonal table top, all made of 3cm thick granite. I need help determining what structure to use to support the 36" tabletop. I would like to keep some of the space open under the tabletop. My granite guy said plywood should not be used under the granite, because it can warp. What about MFB? I would like to use a centered pedestal with triangular supports (corbels?) extending out to the edges attached to the MFB under the granite.
    I do NOT want to jeopardize the integrity of the granite. Please give advice on the above idea or suggest a better method of support.

    Thank you, cmcr
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    Re: How to support granite table extending off countertop.

    Postby stoneyboy » Fri Jan 20, 2012 6:42 pm

    cmcr,
    Your supplier doing the installation should be telling you what is required. I would have expected some vertical slabs of granite under the cantilevered part to provide adequate support.
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    Re: How to support granite table extending off countertop.

    Postby cmcr » Tue Jan 24, 2012 2:04 am

    stoneyboy,
    I am surprised that it was left up to me to figure out the support.
    My granite guy said for me to send him drawings of my ideas. He would then let me know if they are
    plausible and what alterations are needed.

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