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[James Farrell]

Can somebody please advise where I may be able to purchase a "BLANK" worktop. All our existing worksurfaces are tiled but one section needs to be replaced. I have matching tiles and so I just need to buy a blank. Thanks.

James Farrell

[stoneyboy]

James Farrell,
Buy some WPB plywood and bond two pieces together to form the thickness you need. You'll probably need to buy edge trim separately.
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[xantian15]

Try going to worktop.co.uk. I purchased my kitchen worktop from them I think they offer blanks.

[chris_on_tour2002]

WBP plywood is usually the substrate for a tiled kitchen top. you can get unlaminated "naked" worktops for tiling but what's the point? they're relatively expensive, not easy to find and frankly pretty pointless.