How to tackle fitting a kitchen worktop in this step-by-step guide
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Installing a kitchen worktop significantly influences the kitchen's aesthetics. While laminate and solid wood can be tackled by DIY enthusiasts, stone options like granite or quartz are best left to professionals. Essential tools include a circular saw, jigsaw, tape measure, and safety gear. Preparing involves measuring the space accurately and cutting the worktop carefully. Expert advice recommends measuring twice to minimize errors, ensuring a clean and precise fit, ultimately leading to a polished kitchen installation.
Before you fit a kitchen worktop you will need to measure up as Penelope Jacobs, kitchen design expert for MyJobQuote shares, "The first step in preparing to fit a kitchen worktop is to measure out the space that you have available, and consider what size your fitting should be."
It is always advisable to measure twice to ensure accuracy, as this means that, when you reach the more difficult cutting stage, you will only have to do it once.
When trying to fit a wooden worktop, it's essential to ensure all tools are on hand, including safety gear like goggles and dust masks.
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