That's my point, if there is room in the sink bay to physically move the sink forward (not talking about the granite) they F'ed up and should recut a new slab. As far as being without a countertop for 4 weeks? Tell them you're going to use this one till the new one is finished and can be installed.jacksonpt said:The whole in the granite is cut to line up exactly with the sink. If we moved the sink foward, it wouldn't line up with the hole (the granite would overhang the sink in the front, the sink would be "exposed" in the back.
It's not going to work as is... the only question is whether or not it's worth fighting. I know we have the right too because they are the ones that f'ed up. I don't have a problem going with tile (I like the look), but it's a principle thing... they f'ed up so they should fix it. Unfortunatly, fixing it means no sink/countertop for 4 more weeks.