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Kitchen Worktops Pinner
The wall line is part of the worktop shape, especially where a run turns into a window or tall cupboard.
Show the returns rather than simplifying the plan
Include any recess, projecting wall, window area or change in worktop depth on your enquiry drawing. Photographs help explain features that are difficult to capture in a sketch. The oak kitchen in our portfolio is a useful reference for the relationship between a horizontal surface and its wall treatment.
Choose how the surface meets the wall finish
Decide whether the worktop will meet an upstand, a full panel, tiles or a painted wall. Where that treatment stops at a return or tall unit, identify the exposed edge and the finish you expect. Tell us which surfaces will be prepared before templating and which trade will make good the surrounding wall.
Find your surface
Compare finishes, thicknesses and care requirements.
Can you make a worktop for walls that are not perfectly straight?
Site templating is used to establish the actual shape of a prepared kitchen for our supply-and-fit work. Share photographs of unusual wall lines before the visit. The proposed material, wall treatment and surrounding preparation still need discussion so the finished junction is practical and clearly specified.