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How to join Laminex benchtop?
Hi, how do I join a benchtop when one side has laminex on it? Thanks for any help.
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Re: How to join laminex benchtop?
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @mavisj. It's wonderful to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about joining a benchtop.
Generally, benchtop joiners would join two sections of a benchtop. If one side has Laminex on it, what is the other one made from? Or, are you saying that one of the laminate benchtops has a laminate edging on the end to which you are joining the new section, which doesn't have a laminate edging? The edging needs to be removed, and the sections glued together with joiners to get the least noticeable join. There will be a pretty noticeable join if you join them with an edging strip in between.
Perhaps you might like to post a photo so our members have a better understanding of what you're working with and what solutions they could suggest.
We'll be looking forward to hearing more about your project and providing assistance.
Mitchell
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Re: How to join laminex benchtop?
Thanks Mitchell. We have changed the join to an angle join and this has worked. Thanks so much.
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Re: How to join laminex benchtop?
It's great to hear you've solved the issue @mavisj! I'm sure our members will be keen to see your finished results.
Please don't hesitate to let us know anytime you need assistance or have a project to share.
Mitchell

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