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HOAnd before the neggy comments arrive… we know these worktops may not last ✌🏽
BUT… they are affordable and appropriate for our budget currently, and we are OBSESSED with the look of plywood, so we have to give it a try, right?!
If you followed in our stories a few weekends back, we ended up redoing the island as we originally did it in marine ply which when sealed gave a more of a dark walnut finish. We ended up using structural ply from @wickes which cost us £40 per sheet.
In total, these worktops cost us less than £200. If we need to change a few years down the line - that’s good with us!
We’ve sealed and protected using @rubiomonocoatuk Oil 2C in Pure (pr product). We’ve used their oil before on our wood cladding and it’s worked a treat 👌🏼
The same technique could be used for table tops, desks, benches, shelves… the list is endless!
Happy to answer any questions - send me a DM or comment below. Save for your next DIY project 🙌🏼
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