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Water in worktop join?
Another Dave wrote:
I've just fitted a new kitchen. At my wife's insistence, I got a man in to do the worktop. Where two pieces of worktop join at right angles he made a join using a router and jig. This was the bit my wife didn't trust me to do. However, it's started lifting very slightly as if water has got into the chipboard worktop. If I get him back in, is there anything he can do? Is there anything I should/could do? Have I been doing something wrong - shouldn't the join withstand water? The big question is what did he do to waterproof it. |
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