skip to main content

Countertop materials?

4 years ago

what type of wood?

Arts & Crafts House · More Info

Sort by:Oldest

Comments (2)

PRO
Design Storey
4 years ago
thanks for your question - it is pedini kitchen with bamboo worktops
HU-771022628
4 years ago
amazing kitchen! love the double layer of the countertops. handsome finishes.
0
Related Discussions
Unusual counter top sink that doesn't stain!
Q
Comments (7)
Do you think mixing something very modern like stone, metal or glass will work in an otherwise traditional setting? I plan to have a roll top in the middle of the room and then knock part-through to the current bathroom (the bathroom is moving next door into the single bedroom) and put the high level flush loo and shower around the corner. I like nooks and crannies and general quirkiness! If I could put a step in somewhere I would! The front of the current bathroom will then be walled shelving storage for shoes, I was thinking. Also, do you know much about the new perspex wall coverings you can get instead of tiles? It'll be metro tiles otherwise. Lastly, anyone experienced the bathroom/original floorboard/water-tight scenario? I really want the floorboards to stay. I get a bit carried away when it comes to my lovely house!!!
...See More
Kitchen bar counter need help choosing material
Q
Comments (1)
Could you attach a piece of clear acrylic sheet over it?
...See More
material of countertop
Q
Comments (1)
Hi Amy, based on the pictures we think your worktop is a quartz one and the window sills are a type of star gazer granite :-) Maybe this article we wrote on how to clean your worktop can help Also feel free to browse the rest of our blog for more tips and advice. We love to share our expertise as we build bathrooms, kitchens, lofts and extensions all the time! Hope this helps. Opun- your home improvement experts
...See More
How to cut laminate countertop?
Q
Comments (3)
I see you have the old fashioned metal joining strips, so it would be possible to remove each section of worktop over the 150 units. You will also need to run a stanley knife through the silicon under the tiles. Once you have your oven in place, simply measure how much you want to cut off and then use a circular saw with a fine tooth blade, clamp a straight edge to the worktop so you have a straight cut, cut with good side down and always into the bullnose. You already have metal end caps so refit those. Have a practice first if you've never used a circular saw and when you measure you need to allow for the blade thickness and set the blade depth correctly as well. Plenty of instructions on you tube.
...See More

Sponsored

More Discussions

Design advice appreciated on small washroom/cloakroom, thank you

28

What colour windows for red brick house?

3

What style /colour front door?

2

Sideboards - match or vary?

1

Front entrance refurbishment

1

United Kingdom

Tailor my experience with cookies

Houzz uses cookies and similar technologies to personalise my experience, serve me relevant content, and improve Houzz products and services. By clicking ‘Accept’ I agree to this, as further described in the Houzz Cookie Policy. I can reject non-essential cookies by clicking ‘Manage Preferences’.