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Kitchen Worktops Wallington
A worktop replacement involves decisions about the existing kitchen as well as the new surface.
Separate the existing layout from the new brief
Start with photographs of the current kitchen and mark every change you want: a different sink, a new hob position, additional splashbacks or a revised peninsula. Our oak kitchen shows a veined island alongside the surrounding worktops, which may help explain your preferred finish.
Make the handover between trades clear
Identify who is responsible for removing the old worktops, checking the retained cabinets, preparing walls and reconnecting appliances. Give the workshop an honest picture of the work still to be completed before templating. If the kitchen needs to remain partly usable, discuss that with your installer as part of the programme.
Find your surface
Compare finishes, thicknesses and care requirements.
Can the old worktop be used as the template for its replacement?
It may provide useful reference measurements, but it does not confirm that the cabinets are level or that the new specification is identical. For our supply-and-fit service, site templating establishes the agreed final dimensions once the supporting kitchen is ready and the relevant fittings are confirmed.