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Kitchen counter/worktop supplier/installer?

banie01 · 2013-11-04 12:20:31

Folks, I'm about to undertake a little bit of renovation work in my kitchen and I am looking for recommendations for someone who can replace my worktops? Currently I have Formica/laminate type surface and I would be happy to go with this type of counter again. Ideally I want the joints to be seamless as they currently…

04-11-2013 1:20pm

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banie01

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Folks,
I'm about to undertake a little bit of renovation work in my kitchen and I am looking for recommendations for someone who can replace my worktops?
Currently I have Formica/laminate type surface and I would be happy to go with this type of counter again.
Ideally I want the joints to be seamless as they currently are(biscuit jointed I think)
Any recommendations will be much appreciated

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#2 04-11-2013 4:41pm

john_cappa

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My sister recently got this done for her new house. It was done by a guy i know. His website is below and contact details are there.

http://emgcarpentry.ie/

You can see a photo of my sisters "seemless" counter top in the fitted kitchens gallery actually (hers is the cream kitchen with timber look worktop with the extractor in the corner).

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#3 04-11-2013 5:12pm

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Irish Wire Products on the Dock Road stock a wide range and they have a sale on this Saturday 9th

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