This one should be pretty simple. No complex tech here.
Here is a terrible picture of the sketch I made for the back counter/shelving unit.
I'm cutting the other slab of granite into 19" and 15" (from a 34x85" slab). The 19" slab will go on top of some wall cabinets bumped up with a toe kick to a standard 36". Then on top of that goes a 2' high hutch on top of which will go the 15" slab.
Notice the "feet" under the ballusters. On the end panels, I have some decorative shoe molding that I will put inside and out to increase the footprint.
Is this a job for more silicone? I have some good epoxy, would that do the trick? This base cabinet will be anchored to the wall, but likely not the hutch (there is only a short wall where this will be sitting.
Should I scuff the polish off the granite where this hutch will be adhered? I thought about drilling/bolting, but diamond bits are expensive and I'm sure a masonry hammer drill will turn my countertops into lovely garden pebbles.
