Help with worktops please
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Help with worktops please
This is a layout out my kitchen, I'm looking for help with planning the worktop layout!!
These are the dimensions and the available lengths in the middle of picture!
Which configuration should I use??
These are the dimensions and the available lengths in the middle of picture!
Which configuration should I use??
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Re: Help with worktops please
2 x 246 and 1 x 186 edited to remove edit...
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Re: Help with worktops please
like this..ish...Masons mitres..
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Re: Help with worktops please
Where us the sink going and I take it you're getting the worktops from ikea given the dimensions.
BTW you'd be able to get those worktops out of 2 lengths of normal trade sized worktops as opposed to 3 from ikea. Keep that in mind when weighing up the cost
BTW you'd be able to get those worktops out of 2 lengths of normal trade sized worktops as opposed to 3 from ikea. Keep that in mind when weighing up the cost
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Re: Help with worktops please
Right I see, thanks very much, any idea on a rough cost for fitting? With 1x Belfast and 1x hob?
I thought worktops were normally 4m!
I thought worktops were normally 4m!
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Colour makes a good point, you don't have to buy the worktops with the kitchen..
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Re: Help with worktops please
What are these worktops made from? solid timber?diggerdog36 wrote:Right I see, thanks very much, any idea on a rough cost for fitting? With 1x Belfast and 1x hob?
I thought worktops were normally 4m!
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Re: Help with worktops please
They are solid beech, I'm not getting the kitchen from Ikea, I'm making it from scratch.
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Re: Help with worktops please
Do you mean Birch? If so it is a little harder to get extended lengths but as a cheaper option to oak you will find quite easily 3m lengths for around £90 eachdiggerdog36 wrote:They are solid beech, I'm not getting the kitchen from Ikea, I'm making it from scratch.
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Re: Help with worktops please
No they were Beech, I think birch is slightly harder, according to the Janka Scale!!
Where should I start looking for them? And how much to fit them??
Where should I start looking for them? And how much to fit them??
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Ahhh OK I didn't think Ikea sold beech in the 1860mm lengthsdiggerdog36 wrote:No they were Beech, I think birch is slightly harder, according to the Janka Scale!!
Where should I start looking for them? And how much to fit them??
To be fair they are fairly cheap being 28mm thick instead or 38mm so I may not bother shopping around. As for fitting, seeing as you are building the kitchen your self you should have the skills to fit the worktops too. Do a search on youtube for guides ;)
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Re: Help with worktops please
I'm getting confused????
Are the worktops from Ikea or not???
Also what depth are they...I based my original estimate (Guestimate) on 600/610mm
Are the worktops from Ikea or not???
Also what depth are they...I based my original estimate (Guestimate) on 600/610mm
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Re: Help with worktops please
Ikea worktops are available in Oak, beech or birch, they are 38mm thick and 620mm deep.
I am not confident enough to fit the tops myself!!
I am not confident enough to fit the tops myself!!