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We purchased a GE Profile 30 inch slide in range. We will have new cabinets, flooring and granite countertops. I was just inspecting the range for installation details and discovered that it is designed to go with countertops that are flush vertically with the drawers and cabinet doors. We've always had one inch overhangs on our previous countertops and do not care for the idea of the front of the granite being flush with the drawer front face.
You can see from the attached photo of the GE Profile 30" range how the countertops to the left and right of the range are flush with the front face of the drawers.
I was thinking we could have the countertop fabricator notch the edge of the countertop to accommodate the slide in range and still provide the overhang over the cabinets. Has anybody used this approach?
Any advice on how to address this problem would be most appreciated.
You can see from the attached photo of the GE Profile 30" range how the countertops to the left and right of the range are flush with the front face of the drawers.
I was thinking we could have the countertop fabricator notch the edge of the countertop to accommodate the slide in range and still provide the overhang over the cabinets. Has anybody used this approach?
Any advice on how to address this problem would be most appreciated.
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