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How thick is this island slab? Thank you!

housebuilding126

7 years ago

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Noelle Interiors
7 years ago
@Dreamhouse26 The island slab is 2" thick!
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LuAnn Development, Inc.
7 years ago
The island slab is actually 3/4" thick and Noelle Interiors specified a 2" thick reveal on the ends. This was mitered by our fabrication company.
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