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Uneven gap between stone and plaster

F
5 months ago

I just had stone bench-tops installed and there are several uneven gaps between the stone and plasterboard.

On one end of the bench, you can fit a whole tile in between the gap.. and the other side is flush.

I understand there is a discrepancy with the wall.. but how can this be rectified? The slabs don’t even align?

Is this normal?

Comments (9)

  • F
    Original Author
    5 months ago

    Yes needs to have plaster and tiles etc still.

  • Sonia
    5 months ago

    Uneven walls are pretty common especially in older properties. It all looks a little unfished. Will the fitter be coming back to finish the grouting?

  • Jonathan
    5 months ago

    There won’t be gaps when everything is finished

  • Isla Cherry
    5 months ago

    No this isn't normal. It does not look like it was templated properly. The worksurface should follow the line of the wall. I had a Grade II listed barn with no 90 deg. corners and my worksurface fitted perfectly. Are you having upstands as that might hide it? Don't let them fill a big hole with some silicone. If that is the finished result I hope you have some recourse to correction and have not paid it all up front! Not acceptable.

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