Faux Live Edge Bar Top

Walnut with Sapwood Faux Live Edge Bar Top in a Transitional Kitchen Design in Friendswood, Texas

Summary or notes:
“The cabinets were designed and accessorized to maximize storage space and convenient access, including various sizes and depths of drawers, pull-out racks, tray dividers and a heavy-duty mixer base. The bar top features a faux "live edge" by Grothouse and is supported by concealed steel countertop supports.” – Bay Area Kitchens. Professional photos by Benjamin Hill Photography, others by Randy Godeau of Bay Area Kitchens Read the designers blog here.

project details

Countertop Wood: Walnut with Sapwood
Category: Bar Top
Construction Style: Flat Grain
Wood Countertop Location: Friendswood, Texas
Metal Countertop Location:
Countertop Thickness: 1-3/4" thick
Size: 25+/-" x 53 1/4"
Shape: Rectangular
Countertop Edge Profile: Faux Live Edge on Arc end with balance of edge treatment to be 1/8" round over on top and bottom edges, vertical corners to have 1 1/4" radius of edges
Anvil™ Metal Finish:
Topcoat:
Wood Countertop Finish: Durata® permanent finish matte sheen
Wood Stain: N/A
Cabinetry Color: Medium Gray
Kitchen Style: Transitional
Designer: Scott Haig, CKD and Co-Designer Randy Godeau of Bay Area Kitchens
Designer Links: Bay Area’s Houzz | Facebook | Scott Haig’s Houzz
Job Number: 20212
Year Completed: 2018
Undermount or Overmount Sink: N/A
Countertop Options: This countertop includes a faux live edge to mimic a real live edge countertop. Notched to fit at existing Post/Column. Routed on underside for customer installed support brackets.
Complimentary Countertops: Cambria Quartz
Notes: “The cabinets were designed and accessorized to maximize storage space and convenient access, including various sizes and depths of drawers, pull-out racks, tray dividers and a heavy-duty mixer base. The bar top features a faux "live edge" by Grothouse and is supported by concealed steel countertop supports.” – Bay Area Kitchens. Professional photos by Benjamin Hill Photography, others by Randy Godeau of Bay Area Kitchens Read the designers blog here.
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