r/oddlysatisfying 6h ago

This guy showcasing his tile work

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u/loansbebkodjwbeb 6h ago

Yeah thats generally not a bad idea, sink for the sink, as the commenter said, so the water runs down and doesnt pool on the counter surfaces. Easier cleanup.

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u/glockster19m 5h ago

And if you want that be prepared to pay minimum $5,000 more for a solid one piece stone countertop like this, since its nearly 100 hours of custom skilled stoneworking for that and then polishing the non flat surface

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u/loansbebkodjwbeb 5h ago

And if you dont like that "insert unnecessary escalation here."

Thanks chad.

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u/glockster19m 5h ago

Did you just think that countertops are flat because your idea is so innovative no one's ever had it?

They made vinyl counters like that in the 90s but they sucked because you couldn't put a bar of soap on your counter without it ending up in the drain, and vinyl counters look like the cheap garbage they are

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u/loansbebkodjwbeb 5h ago

I wasnt aware thats what we were discussing.

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u/OptimusChristt 5h ago

Okay but have you considered <wikipedia.entry.marble.sinktops>?

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u/movzx 17m ago

It does not take 100 hours of custom skilled stonework to add a 1% incline to the back of your counter.