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Choosing the right material will enable you to meet your budget requirements. What Type of Metal Worktop or Bartop? Pewter worktops There’s something to be said for the way these two natural materials complement each other – the wood with its rough matt texture and the copper for its smooth shiny appearance – creating a perfect balance. The plastic coating protecting the copper must be undamaged and left intact until installation is completed.
Copper is a lovely metal with a character few other materials can match. It’s also a soft metal and prone to staining and damage. That’s why we protect all copper worktops with a tough lacquer. This was made in three pieces, each being bespoke, left side has an integrated solid brass sink welded in, the rear piece scribed to fit the feature stone wall and the left hand piece fabricated to fit a deep alcove. Although the sheets come directly from the mill, copper by its very nature is a relatively soft material and may have some minor marks, scratches and dents in it from new. Where a welding process has taken place, there could be some minor pitting. This is quite normal and a natural by-product of the welding process and will blend in over time. Overall, there are quite a few worktop styles, colours, and textures that compliment copper fixtures, fixings, and elements in the kitchen.Copper sheets will need cutting and shaping to fit the installation and can then be fixed into place using adhesive or fixings. If you have a more country style kitchen, on the other hand, you might want to choose a worktop with satin or lustre finish – like concrete or granite effect – to keep the space bright and fresh.
To keep a brass worktop clean, all you need is dish soap and a soft cloth or sponge. Any other cleaning agent runs the risk of staining and helping the patina to develop faster. For busy kitchens, this is a low-maintenance dream. You won’t often see them elsewhere Like copper worktops, a patina will develop on a brass worktop over time. For this very reason, natural materials reign supreme in design philosophies all over the world (particularly in Japanese zen philosophy); though a changing surface isn’t necessarily to everyone’s taste. Our designers would be happy to talk to you about choosing your Sustainable Kitchens worktop. Its sealant can nullify the antimicrobial properties Copper accents has been an especially popular recent trend for those looking to update their kitchens. This is because copper pairs nicely with a range of styles from traditional to modern and industrial to minimalist. Few metals have the depth of colour and warmth of copper. Whether you’re looking for natural copper , aged copper, verdigris or something else, there is a finish here that’s perfect for your needs.
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We absolutely can’t get enough of kitchens and eating areas with wood-effect designs – particularly when accented with copper! When it comes to worktops, some of our most show-stopping kitchen designs are the White Shaker with Brass Worktop and the Antiqued Brass Contemporary Kitchen. As with a lot of statement designs, there are certain considerations to take into account when choosing which worktop you’d like in your kitchen. Here we analyse the pros and cons of brass and copper worktops. Grade C106 H/H 1.2mm Copper mounted on moisture resistant MDF core with the front and two ends folded down and under to form a safety edge, corners are welded and finished. Each copper worktop can be designed and created to your specific requirements. Aged copper sheets can also be cut to almost any size or shape.
Pictured above is our Bristol display kitchen with its copper worktops, which is in constant use. As you can see, our monthly team lunches have left their mark. We love having a little bit of history in our team kitchen, but it’s worth considering whether this would look good in your home. Copper is a sensitive material Copper kitchen units have a natural warm glow, which means you can get away with different colours in your cabinetry. While pairing a stainless steel worktop with an all-white run of cabinets might look a touch cold or sterile, copper worktops immediately balance out the crispness of a white palette. Copper worktops have fantastic eco-credentials Chlorides such as bleach or common salt and acids of any kind can damage all grades of copper surfaces. If a spillage occurs rinse immediately and thoroughly with plenty of fresh water and then dry with a soft cloth. Care should be taken in newly built areas to ensure a stable atmosphere. All windows/doors should be in place, plasterwork fully dry and major works completed prior to installation. Natural Satin Copper and Typical Aged Copper are typically waxed after patina, we use a bees wax or Renaissance wax to clean the finish and moderate further patina development. These finishes will continue to develop over time and with use to give a lived in rustic look.The timber carcass then passes to the metal working shop for cladding in copper or brass, again we have computerised machinery to ensure accuracy. Corners and radiuses are TIG welded. For an even more premium alternative, browse our slim solid laminate worktop rangewhich features a variety of surface decors combined with an ultra-slim edge profile and solid core construction. We’ve not witnessed this ourselves, but some people do say that copper kitchen worktops are more susceptible to scratches and dents. Again, this is down to personal preference: would your dream kitchen be pristine or weathered? Brass What are the pros of having a brass worktop in my kitchen?
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