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Those photos are a bit washed out due to compression, has a lovely depth and shine to it
Looks really good but my budget is limited to laminate only
By the way, are those Wickes Everest tiles as well? They look like mine but a bit lighter. Just wondering was the unmatched grain intentional? It looks like all the darker grain tiles are over towards the garden door. When I did my tiles I had them all out leaning against the wall so I could pick matching grains as best I could.
Not got a finished pic but 7m of iroko worktop cut to size with curves and the reversed bevel for £650 delivered , the right side is 4.2m long too. Was looking at corian but 3k was too much. I'm really pleased with the wood
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I think it was a bit less actually as I didn't get the upstands. The curved cuts and bevels added a bit of cost.
I supplied the drawing and they rang before cutting to confirm all measurements as it was a 2wk wait for the 4.2m piece ( they cut a taper on the long piece to follow the slightly out wall on the extension, 620mm to 638mm over a 2m length). I made the sink and hob cuts myself.
For just the worktop though the 3m x 620mm x40mm length was £190. The 4.2m was special order and £310.
Well recommended.
What is your budget? No way of borrowing/freeing up a bit more cash? Seems a massive shame to have what looks to be a lovely looking kitchen and cheap out on the one thing that will bring everything together...for the sake of a few hundred quid.
We moved into a new build 2 years ago, although the kitchen looks well we really hate the laminated work tops!