We're in the unusual position of having to pick a kitchen very quickly (within a week) when we hadn't anticipated buying one for over a year (thanks to renovations post a flood).
I have always dreamt of a solid oak butcher block worktop with white ceramic sink. I just love the look and the feel.
However, quite a few people have said solid oak is hassle due to the upkeep. But the store have said it only requires a light sanding and waxing/oiling once every 12-18 months. Doesn't seem like a great deal of hassle to me.
Or is it?
If we go for laminate (which I do like the look of) I can't have a curved unit which isn't a bit deal but would effect the overall look of the room.
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Bellyrub1980 · 20/02/2016 23:13
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