Solid Wood and Oak Worktops

Indulge in the warmth and character of solid wood, as each piece showcases unique grain patterns and rich colours that effortlessly blend with any style or décor. We love a wooden countertop in a shaker-style kitchen but equally, the contrast of the warm and natural wood with contemporary kitchen cabinets works beautifully. Whether you prefer the raw beauty of oak, the sophisticated allure of walnut, or the rustic charm of beech, our collection offers a diverse range of options to suit your taste. Not only is a wooden countertop visually stunning, but they also boast exceptional durability. Made to withstand the demands of daily use, solid wood worktops excel in both functionality and longevity. From meal preparations to hosting gatherings, trust in the strength and resilience of our carefully selected solid wood surfaces. Explore our extensive range today and create a captivating space that truly stands the test of time. FAQS

Are wooden kitchen worktops durable?

Yes, wooden kitchen worktops can be highly durable but they might need a little more maintenance to keep them looking their natural best: Do not put boiling pans directly onto a wooden surface as it can damage the wood. Be very careful with harsh or acidic chemicals such as vinegar as this can leave dark patches on wooden worktops. Use a chopping board to prevent scratches. Treat the wood with the right oils, wood stain, or sealants to prolong their lifespan and keep them looking beautiful.

Can wooden worktops be used with undermount sinks?

Yes, it is possible to install undermount kitchen sinks with wooden worktops. However, proper sealing is crucial to prevent water damage. It is recommended to consult a professional to ensure the worktop is adequately prepared and sealed before installing the sink.

How do I maintain and clean wooden worktops?

To keep wooden worktops clean and maintain their appearance, it is recommended to wipe them down regularly with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or scrubbing brushes, as they can damage the wood. Periodically oiling or resealing the worktop will help protect it from stains and moisture.

Can I cut directly on a wooden worktop?

While wooden worktops are generally durable, it is not recommended to cut directly on them without using a cutting board. Cutting directly on the worktop's surface may cause scratches and damage the protective finish. Using a cutting board will help preserve the wood's integrity.

What wood options are available for kitchen worktops?

There are various wood options available for kitchen worktops, each with its own characteristics. Some popular choices include oak, walnut, maple, beech, and bamboo. Each wood type has a unique appearance and varying levels of hardness. It is important to consider factors like durability, maintenance, and cost when choosing the right wood for your kitchen worktop.