The choice of cabinet countertops is now more popular with quartz stone countertops, which are not easy to penetrate and have very rich colors. At present, quartz stone has become the first choice for cabinet countertops. Everyone knows that there are front and rear water retainers on the countertop. For the rear retaining water, do you have to make round and low arcs. Many people have disagreements. What are the advantages of round and low arc?
First of all, we need to understand what a water barrier is. What does it do? The quartz stone countertops are made of front, rear and water. The back wall is also known as the back water, and the outer side is called the front retaining water, but now many people do not choose the front retaining water. The water barrier is designed to prevent the water from splashing out of the sink or to prevent the water on the kitchen counter from flowing to the wooden cabinet below, causing mildew.
We will focus on the back water, which can fill the gap between the cabinet and the wall, especially the latex paint wall. It is necessary to add water to the side of the wall to prevent splashing and prevent the wall from getting wet. If you use glass glue to fill the gap, the gap will be black for a long time, and it will be contaminated. On the other hand, the back water may accumulate soot and dust, reducing the area used on the countertop. Therefore, it is necessary to use a round low arc for the rear retaining water. Although each meter will have a higher processing cost, it is beneficial to the later management and prevention of mildew.
