Hi,
I'm installing a new kitchen and need a quote for someone to cut and fit a wooden worktop.

Will depend on what is involved.
Freestanding cooker or built in hob?
Sinks.....one or two?
Straight piece or around a corner?

About 5yrs i paid £400 for a good quality top fitting. It was L-shaped approx 3m length and a 2m length. Cut outs for hob and two sinks and taps

PM me with details of what you need we will get you an estimate price.

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Originally posted by the_rudeboy

About 5yrs i paid £400 for a good quality top fitting.

Just to be sure. That is £400 for the tops AND the fitting. Isn't it?

Originally posted by LornaF
Hi,
I'm installing a new kitchen and need a quote for someone to cut and fit a wooden worktop.
does it need mitre,ing etc

Hi,
i have three 3 metre lengths, two of which need cutting down to 2 metres. So worktop will run down three sides of the room.
I then need cutouts in the 3 metre length for sink and two small ones for pipework. In one of the two metre lengths i need a cutout for a hob.

its not too hard to do yourself,if youve got the tools,if they involve any mitres thats harder:D

The best way to joint the work surfaces is to use a router and purpose made jig. Not something i would recommend someone attempted for themselves.
Typical that this is the only equipment we don't have at the minute :rolleyes:

Maybe Coggy could be of assistance?

My boyfrined and i are fitting most of the kitchen just don't feel confident to cut worktops ourselves due to the fact that they are expensive and i have nightmares of making a very expensive mistake!!
We were planning on joining the worktops with adhesive.

cut on the side thats going to wall and use silicon to hide small errors

We talking real wood worktops yeah? If so then you don't need to mitre them. Feel free to give us a call on number below for a quote,

Jody