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Kitchen Worktops Tooting
The hob influences the worktop opening, the cupboard below and the wall finish behind it.
Use the exact appliance information
A hob described only by its broad size or number of zones is not a complete cutting specification. Supply the exact model and the manufacturer's installation information, including the intended mounting arrangement. Show its position relative to cabinet sides, drawers and any corner.
Coordinate the surface behind the hob
If you want a matching stone splashback, identify the appliance position and the intended panel boundaries on an elevation. The appliance requirements and chosen surface need to be considered together; the worktop colour alone does not establish suitability. Agree who handles connections and surrounding preparation.
Find your surface
Compare finishes, thicknesses and care requirements.
Can I change the hob model after the worktop has been ordered?
Tell us immediately and before any cutting is approved. Different models can require different openings and installation arrangements even when their advertised sizes appear similar. The revised specification may affect the worktop, cabinetry and splashback, so it needs to be checked as a complete change.