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Kitchen Worktops Banstead
Choose a discreet upstand or a full stone panel above your worktop.
Draw the top line of the stone
Mark where each upstand or splashback will finish and how it meets windows, tall cabinets and painted walls. A continuous height may suit one run, while the cooking area needs a different treatment. Show both decisions on an elevation so the required pieces are clear. Our oak kitchen shows a veined worktop with a matching wall panel and a shelf above it.
Include the edges that remain visible
A wall panel has more than a front face. Its top and side edges may be visible where it stops short of cabinetry or turns a corner. Note those exposed edges and tell us whether another trade is adding tiles or decoration beside the stone.
Find your surface
Compare finishes, thicknesses and care requirements.
Can I have an upstand on one run and a splashback on another?
Yes. Show the different heights and positions clearly so both are included in the quotation. The material choice and fabrication details should still be considered together, particularly where the pieces meet at a corner or use a strongly patterned surface. Final measurements follow the agreed design and prepared kitchen.