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Coffee Brown Stone effect Earthstone Worktop with sink & drainer (L)1800mm
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Product information
Create a functional yet stylish kitchen with this Coffee beige, coffee & light grey Earthstone worktop with sink & drainer. The surface is heat, moisture and mould resistant and has a 3mm lightly round edge profile.
- Includes Large bowl - L445 x W375 x D240mm, Small bowl - L160 x W325 x D144mm
- 10 years
Features and benefits
Changing your kitchens worktop is one of the simplest ways to update your kitchen! Our worktops offer a wide selection of shades, designs and textures. Matching upstands are available to complement your worktop and offer a hygienic, seamless line between the worktop and wall.
- Suitable for installing drainer grooves on the right hand side; a special jig is available for this
- Made from responsibly sourced, Forest Friendly timber
- Suitable for installing drainer grooves on the right hand side; a special jig is available for this
- Matching and coordinating edging strips are available to buy separately
Health and safety
Please note that this item has additional safety or regulatory datasheets available. The product may have possible health and safety hazards covered in these documents. Refer to the container for full information and always follow the instructions.
Specifications
| Range | Coffee |
|---|---|
| Colour | Brown |
| Material | Earthstone |
| Pack quantity | 1 |
| Effect | Stone effect |
| Product width | 605mm |
| Product thickness | 34mm |
| Product depth | 605mm |
| Product length | 1800mm |
| Drainer | Right-hand drainer |
| Product code | 03880210 |
Reviews
Excellent choice if you don't use your kitchen!
Disappointed of Aylesbury - 4 years ago
Extremely expensive when consideration is given to the fact that it has been installed for a little over two years and a crack has formed in one of the lengths. This was reported to both B and Q and the manufacturer. The manufacturer stated that we did this by placing something hot on the worktop. They also advised that it is best to avoid the work surface getting wet and that under no circumstances can anything hot be placed on it. They would not provide a figure for what constitutes hot. A cup of tea perhaps? Who knows. My advice, buy laminate at a fraction of the cost.