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We're renewing our kitchen and I'm trying to come to a decision on
work-surfaces. Some kind of moulded composite is top of my list, but looks as if it may be too expensive. I like some granites, and the price is right, but it's an unforgiving surface. I'd really like to go with some kind of hardwood, and don't mind oiling etc., but I *really* want to avoid having any kind of joint at the point where the surface meets the upstand. Is there anyone who manufactures a hardwood surface with a built-in upstand, with a gently curved corner, rather than a right-angle and some perishable sealant? |
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