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Solid granite worktops v overlays
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I'm certain that @Mrs_pbradley936 did just that, she's been a fixture on the forum for over a decade. I would imagine that kind of money would buy a huge expanse of worktop and I look forward to getting some sore kitchen end you on the other board in due course.Doozergirl said:
There's different types of money saving, but you'd hope that £5k involved some shopping around.Petriix said:I've had great success picking up second hand granite worktops from ebay. I paid £150 for mine, then about £100 on getting them cut down to size and fitted, with a small section of solid oak to fill a gap. Paying £5k is hardly money saving...No man is worth crawling on this earth.
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