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Worktop fitting order

lagi
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Am fitting my solid wood worktop myself, just wanted to confirm the order of installation.
1: All wood cut to required lengths and all cutouts (sink, hob, joining bolts) done.
2: All wood oiled and treated both sides.
3: All joints bolted together. Taps fitted.
4: Gas safe engineer connects gas hob.
5: Secure worktops to units.
6: Put sealant around edge of where belfast sink meets worktop.
Just not sure if worktop would need to be secure for hob fitting. Or is this completely wrong order?
1: All wood cut to required lengths and all cutouts (sink, hob, joining bolts) done.
2: All wood oiled and treated both sides.
3: All joints bolted together. Taps fitted.
4: Gas safe engineer connects gas hob.
5: Secure worktops to units.
6: Put sealant around edge of where belfast sink meets worktop.
Just not sure if worktop would need to be secure for hob fitting. Or is this completely wrong order?
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Sounds right to me , i always brush on some pva on all cutouts and other cut areas just to make it`s that bit more water resistant
It`s hard to say without looking at the position of the gas outlet,but after you have bolted your worktops together i wouldn`t want any more disturbance to the joints so i would prefer to fix the worktops to your units next.0 -
I am having trouble sourcing a hob, do you think it would be ok to oil that piece with the others and cut out hob at later date? Or should it be cut first then oiled?0
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