Hi,
I'm planning on replacing my kitchen counters with a solid walnut (stave) worktop and a new sink.
I like the look of flush fitting sinks and my worktop supplier has said they can do CNC cutting for this kind of fitting but I'm worried that this type of fitting might not be suitable for wood in the long run.
Eg. Would moisture get in the edge or could it be sealed?
Would expansion or warping from moisture be more or an issue than with undercounting?
Any experiences or thoughts welcome!
Thanks!
Nick
I'm planning on replacing my kitchen counters with a solid walnut (stave) worktop and a new sink.
I like the look of flush fitting sinks and my worktop supplier has said they can do CNC cutting for this kind of fitting but I'm worried that this type of fitting might not be suitable for wood in the long run.
Eg. Would moisture get in the edge or could it be sealed?
Would expansion or warping from moisture be more or an issue than with undercounting?
Any experiences or thoughts welcome!
Thanks!
Nick
