more kitchen help needed !!

hamblettamaud

my advice is make sure you check everything before committing to contract. my experience is that these people will say and do anything to get you to complete, with lying or omitting the truth also an option.

jennifernil

we found it easy to run the pipework etc at floor level, so in the plinth space, saves all the cutting of the back edges of the base units, just bring the pipes up through the base of the unit, very neat, and much more space in the cupboards.

jennifernil

a_star wrote: »

Real wood worktops require a lot of maintenance and care. They need to be sanded, oiled and sealed very often and do mark much quicker than granite would.

that will depend on how careful/careless you are.
we have had beech block tops for 21 years now and have only needed to refinish them 3 times. when done , they look like new again.

they are easy to cut to size and to shape and join, and the plus point for me is that they CAN be refinished.