How can I achieve a flush look between my butcher block countertops and backsplash without adding trim?
Asked by Ronald Boyd 
1 month ago
Last Updated: August 12, 2024
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My dad and I recently installed some cabinets and a butcher block countertop. The only issue is that the butcher block is square, but the wall isn’t – facepalm! I’m thinking of adding a backsplash or some type of backer board for shipl so that everything looks seamless. I really don’t want to add any trim where the butcher block and backsplash meet.
I’m a bit lost on how to make the backsplash and countertops flush like they should be. Any advice would be greatly appreciated – thanks so much in advance! 😊
I suggest making a custom thick backslash that matches the butcher block wood and adding it. Make sure it has a ‘tongue’ to fill the gap behind the shelf that matches the width and length.
For this, grab a small washer and pencil. Run the washer along the wall to trace the shape. Use a jig saw to trim and it should fit perfectly. You can also search ‘scribing’ on YouTube to find a helpful video.
Thank you, !
That could work, , as long as there’s enough overhang on the front end to make up for what’s cut off.