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You could always try to mount yours vertically. This helps prevent channeling and increases efficiency.
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You could always try to mount yours vertically. This helps prevent channeling and increases efficiency.
NanoGurl
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Monday Update!
Today we went shopping for our granite counter tops. We got a chance to goto a factory that cuts them onsite and got to pick out the exact slabs that we wanted.
It was pretty interesting to see how big their operation was and their selection. They used big cranes to pull out huge sections for us to look at.
Photos of their factory where they cut the granite.
And two hours later! What we chose =) They are going to measure on Wednesday and install within two weeks =)
Today we went shopping for our granite counter tops. We got a chance to goto a factory that cuts them onsite and got to pick out the exact slabs that we wanted.
It was pretty interesting to see how big their operation was and their selection. They used big cranes to pull out huge sections for us to look at.
Photos of their factory where they cut the granite.
And two hours later! What we chose =) They are going to measure on Wednesday and install within two weeks =)
That's good to know. Did you treat your granite with anything? I heard something about a sealer.. never had granite so I don't know.
Alaska_Phil
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Whew! For a second there I thought those were photos of your new fish room. :lol: :thumbsup:
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chris wright
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G'day Ng,
Are you able to get caesar stone instead of granite? I can only tell you based on prices in Australia, that's it's a little dearer in price, but is a hell of a lot better a product than granite.
It's a nice finish, looks similar in a sense (I like it better), and healthy than granite. It does not absorb any of the bacteria's that granite can. I've spoken to cabinet makers here, and they recommend it, and prefer to install it for the above reasons, not just because it's a little extra in cost.
As for your Ro/Di units, I can't believe you have to cut in your own tee's. Geez we get it good here in Australia :lol: Mine comes already to go. When photobucket comes back online, I'll post a pic for you.
Cheers
Chris
Are you able to get caesar stone instead of granite? I can only tell you based on prices in Australia, that's it's a little dearer in price, but is a hell of a lot better a product than granite.
It's a nice finish, looks similar in a sense (I like it better), and healthy than granite. It does not absorb any of the bacteria's that granite can. I've spoken to cabinet makers here, and they recommend it, and prefer to install it for the above reasons, not just because it's a little extra in cost.
As for your Ro/Di units, I can't believe you have to cut in your own tee's. Geez we get it good here in Australia :lol: Mine comes already to go. When photobucket comes back online, I'll post a pic for you.
Cheers
Chris
NanoGurl
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Thanks for the info. I really like Granite so that's what we went with. I don't like the look of some of the other engineered products. That might change if the granite care is more then I hoped for in a few years =)
Yea, when we bought the RO/DI unit we didn't know much. We got it off ebay. Oh well!
chris wright
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No worries, just a suggestion 
When I bought my ro/di unit, i just looked on the forums. But I must admitt, I haven't seen any in the states with a similar set-up
When I bought my ro/di unit, i just looked on the forums. But I must admitt, I haven't seen any in the states with a similar set-up
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