Can You Wrap Kitchen Worktops?

Yes. Laminate and wooden worktops can be wrapped in stone, marble and woodgrain films. Here's what's involved and how to look after them.

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The short answerYes.

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Yes. Laminate and wooden worktops can be wrapped in stone, marble and woodgrain films. Here's what's involved and how to look after them.

The short answer

Most laminate and solid wood worktops can be wrapped. The film is laid across the top, wrapped round the front edge and trimmed neatly at the wall and around sinks and hobs.

Joins and cut-outs

Long runs and corners may need a join. We plan these so they sit where they're least noticeable, and seal around sinks and hobs so water can't get under the film.

Which finishes work best

Marble, terrazzo, concrete and woodgrain films are the most popular. Matt and textured finishes hide everyday marks better than high gloss.

When a worktop can't be wrapped

Swollen, split or water-damaged worktops need repairing or replacing first. We'll tell you at the survey if a worktop isn't suitable.

Everyday prep

Chopping on a board
Wiping down with warm soapy water
Plates, cups and dishes

Heat and blades

Hot pans straight from the hob. Use a trivet
Cutting directly on the surface
Harsh abrasive cleaners and scourers

Can You Wrap Kitchen Worktops?

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