We know compact laminate worktops as solid laminate worktops. They are hard wearing and hard to cut as fitters. You can have an undermount sink and also drainer grooves if you wish. We’d fabricated and fitted them. As they’re normally only 12mm (if this is what you’re referring to) then you just have to be cautious what goes under a hob because of the depth. Evolve and Aria are 2 good brands. As opposed to Quartz look at Solid Surface. Look at Mirostone and Pietra.

Hi Louise, 1 - Most charge a daily rate. Anything from £100 to £250 per day. Really depends on a lot of factors like experience, location etc. 2 - smaller radiators may be cheaper to buy but the extra work of moving pipes could put the price over that of larger ones that don't need pipes adjusting. 3 - Yes it will cost more to relocate the radiators. The more work for the plumber the more he'll charge. Plus the cost of new pipes. 4 - Yes it makes much more sense to get radiators done while floorboards are up. Less work for the plumber the less he'll charge. 5 - Radiator heat output is measured in BTUs(British Thermal Units). Generally the more water a radiator can hold the greater it's heat output. Bigger/thicker radiators hold more water so output more heat. There are many online BTU calculators that can help you figure out what size of radiator is best for each room in your house. An experienced plumber will also be able to help when choosing the right size radiator.

Perhaps look for a nice wallpaper together, to go on the "dining wall" and a rug that goes with in. And then decide on other colors. Is the flooring in good condition?

The widest we sell is 900mm. Standard is 600 and a breakfast bar 665mm. We do offer to get them made for customers, but of course that comes at a cost.