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Carpentry & Joinery

Zenith worktops

Anonymous user 09/03/2024 - 3.05 PM

Hello, Does anybody have experience of fitting Zenith (compact laminate) worktops? I'm based in Bristol. George

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4 Answers

Effigy

Rating: 5 out of 5
Milton Keynes
Hard wearing, durable, compact and stylish. However, they blunt cutting blades extremely fast so cutting and installation cost will be slightly higher.
Answered17 November 2019
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Anonymous user

Zenith works too are a great choice a lot different to normal worktop a lot thinner and rather then using keys to pull the joints together biscuits and glue join the two bit together and sinks can be a nightmare to cut out depends on the thickness of sink against the worktop
Answered17 November 2019
0

Holland and son

Rating: 5 out of 5
Reading
I’ve fitted these in a university in reading, great product extremely durable but cutting a jointing is proven very difficult eats blade but best way to join is with the epoxy glue supplied and biscuit jointing them
Answered18 November 2019
0

Anonymous user

Zenith worktops are a great cost effective alternative to stone composite worktops! They look great, are extremely hard wearing and are easier to install than stone. The other alternative is a worktop called ‘earthstone’, this is also an acrylic composite worktop 10-15mm with a timber chipboard core, meaning a lot easier to cut and install, a lot cheaper, but still with the ‘almost’ seamless join and hard wearing top. Hope this helps 👍
Answered27 November 2019
0