Kitchen Worktops

No, kitchen worktops are not a standard size. Depending on the manufacturer, kitchen worktops can vary in width and depth. Additionally, the thickness of the worktop can also affect the overall dimensions. If you buy a laminate worktop they tend to be around 2.4m or smaller in length, with a width of around 640mm and a thickness of 40mm. Of course there are variations, for example kitchen islands are around 940mm. The idea being the worktops sit on top of 600mm and 900mm cabinets and have a slight overhang to prevent spills going down the drawer fronts. Stone and engineered stone worktops tend to arrive in slab form at the fabricators of 3m x 1.2m or thereabouts and are then cut down to size and…

Porcelain. Porcelain worktops are the most durable kitchen worktops, since they stand up best to every possible scenario. Porcelain worktops are: Stain-proof Waterproof Heatproof UV Resistant Frostproof Fireproof Scratchproof Unlike marble or granite, they don't need sealing. Unlike quartz, they won't dull or degrade outside or in strong, direct sunlight. Unlike laminate they won't damage from chopping on or placing hot pans onto. Unlike Corian they won't melt under high heat. Porcelain worktops are the most durable kitchen worktops on the market today and because they are made from the same material used to make tiles and pavestones, you can use the same material in different areas around the home to achieve a seamless look in a full home reonovation. Dekton and Neolith share the…

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The most popular kitchen worktop material varies depending on the region, personal preferences, and budget. However, some of the most commonly used kitchen worktop materials include: Ultimately, the most popular kitchen worktop depends on the individual's personal preferences, budget, and overall design style of the kitchen. Dekton, Neolith, and porcelain are newer materials that are becoming increasingly popular for kitchen worktops. Here's a brief overview of each: These materials are relatively new and may be more expensive than more traditional materials such as granite or quartz. However, they offer a unique look and superior performance that can add value to your kitchen. It's important to weigh the benefits and costs of these materials against your budget and personal preferences before making a decision.

Wickes doesn’t seem to offer a kitchen worktop cutting service in-store, no. If you’re buying a new kitchen however, they will design and install for you. To provide a fitting service, rather than running their own in-house teams, they tend to work with third-party, local installers to fit on their behalf and part of that would mean measuring, cutting and fitting new kitchen worktops. Of course, this is intended to be part of a bigger service involving new cabinets and possibly splashbacks, floor tiles, electrical wiring, plastering and decorating, rather than just a worktops cut-to-fit service.