u/TheDTimes

My kitchen base is slightly slanted, but the bearing beam is straight. I asked to have my countertop flush with beam to make the uneven base less noticeable. But it was installed following the direction of base. The slant is now even more noticeable.

Was told they did their job correctly and measurements are correct. After all, my island is slanted.

I’m just questioning if I can accept this. After checking measurements, I don’t think it was cut deep enough to make it flush with beam. I don’t think the guys are willing to work with me on this one. Can this be salvaged?

Our sink island slant slight right by a few cm. We requested to have our countertop flushed with the support beam to visually straighten out the uneven base and make it look less noticeable. Meaning measurements would be a little offset which I get.

But it was placed following the direction of the crooked island base.

Now we’re left with this weird space, and even more noticeably crooked .. Seeing the measurement, it wasn’t even cut deep enough to make it flush. Was this a bad job? Can it be fixed? Does it really look that bad?