Can you get wood-effect laminate worktops in varying depths?

5 years ago

Hi all,

Asking for a mate (have pointed her in the direction of this site!)...

She's on the look out for wooden plank effect laminate worktops in at least 620mm depth. Her base units are 620mm deep, but the worktop she has seen in B&Q only comes in 600mm depth. I'm trying to help her shop around but not joy so far...

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5 years ago
Ikea tops are deeper ( to suit ikea cabinets )

In general laminate tops usually come in 600 single postformed and 665 and 900 double postformed (so would be rounded edge front and back - so you’d need to cut the back off)

Fabrication workshops often will offer to cut down wider tops to size for you.

Hope that helps a bit !
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Can you get wood-effect laminate worktops in varying depths?

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