There are a only some standard edge profiles that most types of worktop are manufactured with, as illustrated below.
The more expensive made-to-measure materials are often available with several more profile options to match or complement your kitchen style.
Fitting a kitchen worktop
Most laminate and hardwood worktops can be installed by any kitchen fitter or a fairly confident DIYer. Specialist worktops, such as Granite and Corian, should only be installed by the supplier and these require specialist knowledge and equipment to fit.
Tools for the Job
- To fit a kitchen worktop you will need the following tools;
- Worktop Jig
- Router (with 30mm guide bush and 12.7mm (½in) carbide collet (cutter))
- Jigsaw (with downstroke and upstroke wood blade)
- Biscuit Jointer
- Size 20 Biscuits (4 per joint)
- Worktop Bolts (3 per joint)
- Electric Drill (with 10mm drill bit)
- 2 Clamps
- 2 Saw Horses
- Measuring Tape
- Pencil
- Masking Tape
- Eye Protection
- Slotted Brackets
- Silicone Sealant
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