Worktops: Cut-it-Yourself

In order to prepare for your worktop installation you will need to keep the following list of tools on hand in order to ensure a successful installation. All of the tools listed are general tools except for the random orbital sander. This is a tool that you need to have available for different laminate worktops.

Tools needed for cutting Worktops

Silicone sealant,

Cutters and router,

Hand drill, Worktop Jig - if a mitred joint is specified,

Sand paper and sander based on the finishing and seaming instructions,

Jig saw, Dust mask,

Safety glasses,

Dust sheets, Heat Tape,

Seaming adhesive and applicator gun,

Masking tape,

Jointing bolts - you will need three bolts per 650 mm joint,

Joining biscuits,

Denatured alcohol,

Clean white rags,

Slip cramps, either 'G' or '

Our Service

The big thing is that we are in business to offer you the very best in "Cut & Edged" service for kitchen worksurfaces. We are also very keen to supply you with full boards if that is the way you prefer to purchase laminated worktops.

We would suggest that actually purchasing "Cut and Edged" worktops can prove to be more cost effective, but of course circumstances do not always permit it.