DIY – How to replace a kitchen worktop (Part 1)

Specialist Diy and residence enhancement suggestions from www.wickes.co.united kingdom on how to change a kitchen worktop. Suggestions and common advice on how to do it your self – Component 1 of 2. Wickes house enhancement and Do-it-yourself videos are offered by Martin Roberts, of the BBC’s Residences Beneath the Hammer, with each other with his extended-time buddy and builder Dave Hughes. These unique productions show how to productively comprehensive a standard Do it yourself undertaking of how to change a cooking area worktop


6 responses to “DIY – How to replace a kitchen worktop (Part 1)”

  1. chipped11
    chipped11
    July 25, 2011 at 2:59 pm | |

    @bisthewhizz some very good points there mate.but i follow a pencil line free hand with a batt rip saw,and its bang on every time.but thats only becaue my ‘eye is in’ i fit 1 or 2 kitchens a day on houing sites…practice makes perfect as they say lol

  2. MustardMonkeyLtd
    MustardMonkeyLtd
    July 25, 2011 at 3:49 pm | |

    thanks for the great kitchen re-decorating ideas

  3. saznrai
    saznrai
    July 25, 2011 at 4:39 pm | |

    Nice video! but a bit incomplete info!
    But check out @ 1:38, he gives a grin and looks like hes gonna saw that guys head off! LOL!

  4. andyfoz
    andyfoz
    July 25, 2011 at 5:08 pm | |

    THERE IS NO d IN LITTLE, REMEMVER THAT

  5. jonboyblackman
    jonboyblackman
    July 25, 2011 at 6:02 pm | |

    what i do is make a jig out of ply and use a stanley knife and score around it if its a dark worktop never from underneath the jigsaw blade always bends

  6. djwkitchens
    djwkitchens
    July 25, 2011 at 6:32 pm | |

    never cut a sink out from underside.if jigsaw blade drifts under cut will show or sink wont fit.use masking tape to see lines easy on hard to see surfaces face up.also check sink bowl fits inside base cabinet b4 deciding on where tap can go not other way round

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