"Rednadnerb" <
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It all depends on what's underneath of course and how its
supported and the material used, but all other things being
equal the other main advantage of the 38mm thickness is that
its more likely to sound more solid when encountering something
hard, a cup , a bowl, knife handle etc. As against the 28mm sounding
slightly hollow in similar circumstances. As with people paying
extra for cars whose doors sound more solid by making the right
noise when being closed, the same can apply to worktops.
Whether anyone notices the difference after a couple of
weeks of use is another question.
michael adams
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