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Frequently asked questions
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Before Your Appointment
• Ensure you or a designated representative is present for the templating appointment for design clarification.
• Provide appropriate on-site parking; obtain any necessary parking permits to avoid delays.
Templating Appointment
Remove Your Old Worktops and Prep the Space
• Remove any existing or temporary worktops and household appliances before the appointment.
• Ensure a clear line of sight to cabinet units and walls for accurate measurement.
• Complete plasterwork for a smooth wall finish; no tiling, cladding, or splashback should be installed.
• Avoid any changes to the space between templating and installation, including moving kitchen units or laying floors.
Make Sure All Appliances Are On-Site
• Ensure all sinks, taps, leg brackets, and pop-up sockets are on-site before the appointment.
• Disconnect appliances such as taps, sinks, and hobs in existing kitchens.
• Install Belfast sinks in situ but do not connect them before templating.
• Ensure a 5mm gap on either side of range cookers for expansion, as per manufacturer’s guidelines.
• Do not fit hobs until after worktop installation.
Prepare Your Base Units and Kitchen Carcass
• Secure all base units to each other and the wall to ensure accurate measurements and support for heavy worktops.
• Level carcasses and wall units and fit end panels for stability and precise measurements.
Wall Coverings
• Securely fit cooker hoods, wall units, extractors, and electrical socket back boxes in their final positions.
• Remove the front panel of sockets before templating if cladding is being installed, and keep them removed until after installation.
Conclusion
• Proper preparation ensures precise measurements and a smooth installation process.
• Following these guidelines will help achieve custom-fit, high-quality kitchen worktops that meet your design specifications.
Drainer grooves are channels machined into the worktop beside the sink to drain water directly into the sink. They are useful for drying dishes and preventing water from pooling on the countertop. We need to understand which side they go away from the sink.
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An upstand is a small backsplash that runs along the back edge of the countertop to protect the wall from spills and splashes. The height is a personal preference, but 100mm is the most popular choice for its balance of functionality and aesthetics.
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