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About Craig Alan Berberich
Expertise
I can answer a variety of questions in reference to proper kitchen & bath design. This can include product options, safety concerns, guidelines, installation and lighting.

Experience
I have been in the Kitchen & Bath industry for 19 years. I have experience ranging from design to installation and fabrication. I spent several years as a corporate trainer working with the National Kitchen & Bath Association to train national big box chain. I have had multiple projects featured in national publications, the last of which was Coastal Living Magazine Idea house in Florida.

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NKBA, IEEE

Publications
Coastal Living Magazine, Better Homes & Garden, Kraftmaid Cabinetry Brochure, Dupont Corian National Advertising, Pergo Flooring National Advertising, The Home Depot National Kitchen & Bath Insert

Education/Credentials
Kansas State University, National Kitchen & Bath Association, 20/20 Design Software, Zig Zigglar Selling Skills, Tony Lowe Sales

 
   

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Topic: Kitchen Design/Remodeling



Expert: Craig Alan Berberich
Date: 5/23/2008
Subject: Plywood base on kitchen countertop

Question
Hi, I am about to replace my kitchen countertops with granite 12 x 12 tiles and was wondering do I need to buildup the height of the cabinets before I lay down the 3/4 inch plywood base? Also, how much of an overhang do I need to cut the plywood? Thank you so much  Mary

Answer
Mary,

You can build up edge of plywood if you want top to appear thicker, however, there is no reason to build up cabinets.

Typical overhang is 1 1/2" from frame of cabinet.

Good luck with your project.

Craig Alan Berberich
KitchenProject@aol.com

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