On Sun, 16 Feb 2020 13:58:10 +0000, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:

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Tim Lamb wrote:
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Tim Lamb wrote:
My suggestion is to put a small upstand at the back of the new
Corian worktop (or whatever you decide to get). Then butt that up
against the face of the tiles. It looks very effective, and it
provides a 100% waterproof joint.

Simply don't like added on upstands. Look a bodge to me.

No expense spared on my wife's new kitchen (she paid for it:-).

The Corian work top wraps up the wall and forms a window sill.

Incredibly neat workmanship.

An upstand that forms part of the corian would be fine. It's an added
type I don't like.

25 miles up the road! Come and see it or I could post a photo.

Can anyone give a very rough idea of costs? Say per metre of a standard
width worktop? Just that I really have no idea at all, and Google
doesn't help.

A couple of grand might be OK. 10 wouldn't. ;-)


According to Worktops.org "Corian is priced from £120 to £170 in a number
of limited styles. The styles stocked are sourced from ex-stock
inventories of lines which are no longer part of the Corian range."