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Jahma
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I have an antique sellers hoosier kitchen cabinet that I am going to use the bottom of for our vanity in our bathroom re-do. We plan on using a vessel sink on top and I don't know what type of a top to buy to carry out the vintage theme. We have a claw foot tub, and will be putting bead board half way up with molding. Any suggestions are welcome!
 
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WWanda
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Marble.


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Chuck Steak
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...or soapstone.
 
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We are using the same tile used on the shower floor. The tiles are on a 12"x12" sheet, easy to trim for the drain and faucet holes...
 
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Bob Fleming
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I favor marble, as that is what was used on many such cabinets. But remember that whatever you use, you will have to drill a hole through it for the drain and faucets.
 
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Becky42
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Bump
 
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