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A replacement peninsula can change the way a kitchen connects with the room around it.
Check the outline against how the room is used
The curved peninsula in our portfolio shows a broad surface with a rounded seating end. If you are replacing a similar top, use the opportunity to review the free end and seating edge before copying the existing dimensions. Consider drawers, doors and movement around the room.
Include the surrounding finishes in the replacement brief
A change to the peninsula can affect its end panel, the wall treatment at the corner and the finish beside retained cupboards. Photograph those junctions and identify which surfaces will be replaced or made good. If you want the new worktop to continue onto a splashback, add its extent and openings to the drawings.
Find your surface
Compare finishes, thicknesses and care requirements.
Can a replacement peninsula be wider than the existing one?
The idea needs checking against the room, cabinetry, supports and chosen material. Show the proposed increase on a plan and explain how the extra surface will be used. Your kitchen installer and the workshop can then discuss the practical arrangement before any revised dimensions are approved.