Marble Restoration & Stone Care Service

Cook top Cutout Hole in Granite

The hole in the granite countertop just cut is ready for installing a gas cook top.

Final tips & best practices

1. Verify the manufacturer’s installation manual for your specific cooktop model (especially the cut-out size and required clearances).
2. If you had someone cut the granite, ask them to confirm tolerances (e.g., “hole is exactly 30″ × 19″” if that’s what your model calls for).
3. Before lowering the cooktop, check with a level that the countertop is still flat and supported fully around the cut-out.
4. After installation, give a little “wiggle” test on the cooktop (once installed but before using) to make sure it’s secure and doesn’t move.
5. Protect surrounding drawers/cabinets during the install from dust and debris.
6. Keep documentation and photos of the install (especially where gas line and junctions are) for future reference or for resale.
7. When sealing around the cooktop, use high-quality silicone or the sealant recommended by the cooktop manufacturer to avoid leaks under the cooktop rim and safe for high temperature.

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