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While laminate and stone worktops have their place, nothing compares to solid wood in terms of timeless style and durability. Solid wood kitchen worktops create a warm, homely feel in traditional and modern properties.
Bespoke solid wood worktops will last for generations, provided they are well maintained. Minor damage is easily remedied by sanding and oiling, which you cannot do with stone and laminate worktops and it is absolutely where solid wood has the edge.
When you buy solid wood worktops from us, you benefit from in-house manufacturing and cutting, guaranteeing quality control and rapid turnaround times. By controlling all elements of the manufacturing process, we are able to meet your exact needs and reduce our input costs, passing these savings on to you.
Ordering solid oak worktops from Top Worktops UK couldn’t be easier. Our intuitive website is easy to navigate, and the available products are clearly displayed. Simply add your chosen worktops to your basket and check out, using a credit card, debit card or PayPal. Prices are inclusive of VAT and there are no hidden costs when you buy from us – we pride ourselves on our clear and transparent pricing.
We aim to deliver all orders within 7 working days, though can often achieve a shorter lead time for postcodes in England and Wales. We offer a comprehensive home installation service for properties in specific postcode areas to guarantee the perfect fit and finish.
To achieve the perfect finish, you must buy wooden worktops that are the appropriate thickness and size and cut to your exact specifications. The choice of timber depends upon your personal preferences.
We offer samples of all of our products, the cost of which is deducted when you place an order for a full size worktop.
The main types of solid wood worktops in the UK are oak, ash, maple, walnut and iroko, the primary differences between these products being:
Oak is a hygienic and hard-wearing timber with a timeless appeal. It delivers a warm feel and can last for generations, representing outstanding value for money.
Ash is slightly coarser than oak and distinguished by its circular grain pattern. It offers an elegant finish that is ideally suited to modern kitchens.
Maple is naturally antibacterial and extremely durable with a cream-tone finish, making it a superb choice for a busy family kitchen.
Walnut worktops are dark in tone with exceptional durability, delivering a sophisticated and stylish finish that is resistant to dents and scratches.
Iroko has a high oil content which causes its warm, golden-brown shade. It is moisture and rot resistant, making it ideally suited to use in kitchens and bathrooms.
Timber comes in two different grades, known as prime and rustic. Prime timber has very few knots, delivering a uniform appearance, while rustic timber is more characterful, retaining and celebrating its natural flaws.
If you have an average size kitchen, you will likely need finger-jointed stave worktops in which short pieces of timber are bonded together. If, however, your kitchen is particularly large, you may opt for full stave construction in which long continuous planks are used to deliver a clean finish.
We offer a bespoke cutting service so that when your worktop arrives at your property, it will slot perfectly into place with little to no need for resizing, edging or jointing. We can cut out sink and hob apertures or cut to your specific template, saving time on site and ensuring a seamless finish.
Our high quality timber is available in bespoke sizing for breakfast bars, islands, shelves and even feature walls. Speak to us today and let us help you bring your design vision to life.
At Top Worktops UK, our FAQs often relate to the sustainability of solid wood worktops, so we are pleased to reassure you that all of the timber we sell is responsibly sourced from FSC-certified forests and manufactured using low-waste principles.
Solid wood worktops in the UK are durable and with proper care and maintenance, will last for decades.
To keep your solid wood worktops in optimal condition, clean them with non-abrasive cleaning products, protect them from excessive heat and moisture and regularly apply an oil topcoat.
Our worktops are available in 18mm, 20mm, 28mm, 38mm and 40mm thicknesses, depending on the type of wood you opt for. Lengths range from 1 to 4 metres and widths are designed to align with common kitchen carcass sizes, ranging from 620mm to 950mm.
Absolutely. Solid wood worktops offer unmatched longevity and are naturally antibacterial, making it easy to keep them looking their best.
When you first install your new solid wood worktop, it is recommended that you oil it weekly. After a month, 3-6 monthly oiling becomes appropriate.
Yes, with our bespoke cutting service, we can match your exact specifications, cutting out sink and hob apertures and matching the joints of your kitchen carcasses.






