Wooden worktops look great, but because they’re made from a natural material, they can get worn and damaged.
Manufacturers do a good job of slowing down this wear-and-tear through the manufacturing process (known as “finger jointing”).
You can do your part, too, by following these tips for healthy wooden worktops in Glasgow:
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You might think that planning a new kitchen is an easy task, but if you’re not careful, things can go wrong. And, if they do, it can lead to wasted time, lost money and a whole lot of stress and exasperation! Let’s take a look at three common mistakes…
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‘Sustainability’ has become a buzzword in these modern times. It’s all about reducing our carbon footprint and using as many eco-friendly products as we can get our hands on.
But how does that relate to kitchens?
Well, for a start your kitchen is the most eco-hungry room in your home. All those energy-guzzling appliances such as fridges/freezers, washing machines and dishwashers – not to mention toxic paints and rainforest-reducing wood – can have the green brigade screaming in outrage.
So how can you make your kitchen more ‘green’ without too much extra cost to yourself? At Tommy Welsh Installations we’ve a few answers:
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Congratulations on your new kitchen! At least that’s what friends and relatives will be saying in a fortnight or so when you invite them round for a look.
After all it’s a big deal completely changing the look and feel of one of the main rooms in your home. Next to the bedroom, the kitchen is probably the area in which you spend most of your time, especially if you’ve a large family-sized table where everyone chooses to sit.
Because of this, getting an entire new kitchen fitted can seem daunting. For instance, where will you cook, wash, kids do their homework etc?
Well, worry not. At Tommy Welsh installations we’ve worked it all out for you with the following handy step-by-step guide to preparing your existing kitchen for renovation:
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You’ve chosen a design for your new kitchen – picked out the units, worktops and appliances – but have you remembered to think about the flooring?
The choices can seem endless: tiles, vinyl, laminate, wood and stone…
What about colour?
Will it be matching, complementary or contrasting?
Let’s start with colour…
