Posted on 30/08/2019 09:01
Has anyone ever had a worktop satisfactorily replaced? SWMBO decided to break up a bag of ice in the middle of a worktop last night & surprise surprise she's dented the blasted thing ...... but it apparently wasn't her fault!! 😡😡😡😡
(2013 Coachman)
Posted on 31/08/2019 23:58 by KjellNNMaybe these people could help?
https://www.plastic-surgeon.co.uk/worktop-repairs/
https://www.magicman.co.uk/examples/worktops-and-countertops/
Posted on 31/08/2019 00:02 by EmilysDadNot a bad idea jennyc but the original surface isn't a shiney smooth surface like Cyberyatch's suggested Formica ... it has a very slightly textured finish.
Posted on 05/09/2019 18:31
Well I did say ‘cracked’ and the original post said ‘dented’. Under which circumstances, the function of the expanding foam is to lift the laminate into its original position, prevented from moving further by the glass. As such, the texture in the original laminate face should lie flat with the rest of the surface. The only function of the filler is to fill hairline cracks.
If I hadn’t seen it done before, I wouldn’t have posted the suggestion.
Posted on 05/09/2019 18:31 by jennycWell I did say ‘cracked’ and the original post said ‘dented’. Under which circumstances, the function of the expanding foam is to lift the laminate into its original position, prevented from moving further by the glass. As such, the texture in the original laminate face should lie flat with the rest of the surface. The only function of the filler is to fill hairline cracks.
If I hadn’t seen it done before, I wouldn’t have posted the suggestion.
The surface is actually cracked as well as dented as the worktop is obviously a hollow construction for weight saving.
EmilysDad
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