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  • Vintage Silverjack Oak Laminate Worktop, Vintage Silverjack Oak colour swatch
Kronospan FinesseShowing: 38mm square edge

Kronospan Finesse · K545 WT· WT

Vintage Silverjack Oak Laminate Worktop

A deep, mid-brown oak with fine grain lines and the occasional small knot, like well-seasoned timber. This laminate worktop has a 38mm square edge, suits traditional and modern kitchens, and comes with a matching upstand and splashback for a consistent finish.

Thickness and edge
Size

What's an upstand?

Upstand, 100mm highWorktop 100mm high 22mm thick Silicone bead 600mm deep worktop Wall

What it is

A 100mm-high strip in Vintage Silverjack Oak, the same decor as your worktop. It sits along the back edge of the worktop, against the wall.

Why you need one

Walls are rarely straight, so there's nearly always a gap between worktop and wall. An upstand covers it, stops water and crumbs getting down the back, and gives a neat finished line. It's the simplest, cheapest way to finish a worktop.

Sizes

    Most kitchens need one length per wall run.

    Fitting

    Cut it to length with a fine-tooth saw and bond it to the wall with grab adhesive. Run a bead of clear or matching silicone along the bottom edge, and finish any exposed ends with an end cap.

    Upstand or splashback?

    Choose an upstand if you're tiling above the worktop, or want the cheapest neat finish. Choose a splashback behind the hob or sink, or if you want no tiles at all. Lots of kitchens use both.

    Read the full fitting guide

    What's a splashback?

    Splashbackupstand heightHob and oven 640mm high 10mm thick Worktop Wall

    What it is

    A full-height panel in Vintage Silverjack Oak, the same decor as your worktop, fixed to the wall behind the hob or sink.

    Why choose one

    One continuous wipe-clean surface with no grout lines, so there's nothing to stain or scrub between tiles. It protects the wall from splashes and cooking grease, and makes the worktop and wall look like one piece.

    Sizes

      Behind a hob

      Check the minimum clearance to a laminate panel in your hob's installation manual. Gas hobs usually need more space, or a heat-resistant panel behind the burners.

      Fitting

      Cut it to size and bond it to a flat, sound wall with panel adhesive. Seal the bottom edge to the worktop with silicone.

      Upstand or splashback?

      Choose an upstand if you're tiling above the worktop, or want the cheapest neat finish. Choose a splashback behind the hob or sink, or if you want no tiles at all. Lots of kitchens use both.

      Read the full fitting guide

      What's an edging strip?

      BeforeCut end: barechipboard core AfterEdging strip,45mm wide, coversa cut end

      What it is

      A strip in Vintage Silverjack Oak that covers the cut end of the worktop. It comes pre-glued, or is fixed with contact adhesive.

      When you need it

      Whenever a cut end is on show: at the end of a run, on a breakfast bar, or anywhere you've cut a length down.

      Sizes

        Fitting

        1. Glue Spread contact adhesive on the end and the strip, or warm a pre-glued strip.
        2. Press Press it on firmly from the middle outwards, with a block of wood.
        3. Trim and file Trim the overhang with a sharp blade, then file the edges down at a slight angle.
        Read the full fitting guide

        What are joining strips?

        Corner strip (L-shape)Straight stripSeen from above Aluminium strip38mm worktop: use the38mm stripWorktopWorktop

        What it is

        An aluminium strip that joins two worktop lengths without a router or jig. The web slips between the two ends and the cap covers the joint.

        Straight or corner

        Straight: joins two lengths in a line. Corner: makes an L-shaped join where two runs meet.

        Sizes

          Match the strip to your worktop's thickness: a 38mm strip for a 38mm worktop.

          The alternative

          A mason's mitre gives a seamless corner, but it needs a worktop jig and a router. See both options in our fitting guide.

          Read the full fitting guide

          What are end caps?

          BeforeAfterExposed endEnd capScrewed over therounded profile Left end capRight end capYou, facing the worktopWall

          What it is

          An aluminium cap that finishes the exposed end of a postformed worktop, following its rounded front edge.

          Left or right?

          Stand facing the worktop. If the exposed end is on your left, you need a left end cap; if it's on your right, a right end cap.

          Sizes

            Match the cap to your worktop's thickness.

            Fitting

            Hold the cap against the end, drill small pilot holes and screw it on. A thin bead of silicone behind it keeps water out of the end.

            Read the full fitting guide

            What's in the joint kit?

            3 connector boltsJoint sealant Seen from underneathBolts pull the joint tight;sealant keeps water out

            What's in it

            Three connector bolts and a tube of joint sealant: everything to hold one worktop joint together.

            What it's for

            The bolts sit in pockets cut underneath both worktops and pull the joint tight. The sealant goes on the joint faces first, so water can't get into the core.

            How many?

            One kit per worktop joint.

              Read the full fitting guide
              Total inc VAT £168.73

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              • Square edge at 38mm, ABS in a matching brown
              • Decor K545 carries finish code WT
              • Upstand, splashback and edging strip match
              • 3m, 4.1m and two bar depths, 665mm and 900mm
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              • Full lengthsDelivered uncut, ready to fit
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              Description

              A deep, mid-brown oak with fine grain lines and the occasional small knot, like well-seasoned timber. This laminate worktop has a 38mm square edge, suits traditional and modern kitchens, and comes with a matching upstand and splashback for a consistent finish.

              Delivery

              Delivered by our specialist worktop delivery partner, in full lengths, flat and protected. Delivery is free to every postcode we serve. Order by 4pm Monday to Friday for next working day delivery to most of England and Wales; orders placed after 4pm, at weekends or on bank holidays are dispatched the next working day, and some areas take 2 to 3 working days. Check your date below. We confirm your slot 24 hours before, and delivery is kerbside, so have a second person ready to carry it in.
              Returns

              Changed your mind? You have 14 days from delivery to return it unused, uncut and in its wrapping; we refund within 14 days of getting it back. Report any damage within 48 hours. Full returns policy.

              Care and cleaning

              Dust and water spots show on a mid-brown surface, so wipe with a soft cloth and warm soapy water, then buff dry. Keep scouring pads away from it. Set hot pans on a trivet, never straight on the top.

              Which edge?

              • Postformed: the laminate wraps a soft, rounded front. Classic and hard-wearing.
              • Square edge: a sharp, modern line with a matching edge strip.
              • Compact: 12mm solid board, slim and waterproof.
              More on edges and thickness

              Fitting in four steps

              • Measure, then cut face down with a fine-tooth blade.
              • Lay it on the units and screw up through the brackets.
              • Seal the cut edges, then fit the upstand and end caps.
              Read the full fitting guide

              How to measure

              • Measure each wall run along the back, in millimetres.
              • Add about 50mm to every run so you can trim to a clean fit.
              • In an L-shape, let the longest run go into the corner.
              Full measuring guide

              Size guide

              • Worktops come 3000mm or 4100mm long and 600mm deep.
              • Breakfast bars are deeper: 665mm or 900mm, for islands and overhangs.
              • Buy a length that covers your run, then cut it to fit.
              Full sizes and heights guide

              See the whole board

              The full 4100 × 600mm board, so you can see how the pattern runs from end to end.

              Full 4100mm board of Vintage Silverjack Oak Laminate Worktop, showing how the grain runs along the length

              Swipe to see the full length

              Vintage Silverjack Oak Laminate Worktop: full board

              Full 4100mm board of Vintage Silverjack Oak Laminate Worktop, showing how the grain runs along the length

              Why you’ll love it

              • Seasoned brown oak, finely grained

                The colour is a rich chestnut brown, a few shades darker than a natural oak, with straight, narrow grain and two or three small knots. It looks substantial without being black or heavy.

              • Finish code WT, laminate durability

                A laminate face on a chipboard core, so it asks for far less care than solid wood. You do not need to oil it, and cut ends are covered with the matching edging.

              • Part of the Silverjack family

                Vintage Silverjack Oak shares a name with the greyer Hazel Silverjack Oak. The 4100 x 100 x 20mm upstand and 4100 x 640 x 10mm splashback complete the set, plus breakfast bars.

              A brown oak with real presence

              Mid-brown oak gives a kitchen weight. It anchors cream and pale grey units, and it feels at home next to bottle-green or ink-blue doors. In a rental it hides marks and does not date quickly. For a lighter, greyer wood, choose Hazel Silverjack Oak instead. Vintage is the one to pick when you want a traditional timber colour on a laminate that needs no oiling.

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              How to fit

              Fitting Vintage Silverjack Oak

              Vintage Silverjack Oak is a 38mm square-edge board in a dark, even brown. Pale chips and white dust stand out on it, so mask the line, saw slowly, and brush the surface clean before fitting the edging.

              What you’ll need

              Most homes have these already:

              • Pencil
              • Drill driver
              • Circular saw or jigsaw
              • Straight edge or spirit level

              Tap to add the brands fitters use to your order:

              Rather not do it yourself? Any local kitchen fitter can fit it, and our team is happy to help on 0330 000 0000.

              Sizes and prices

              Prices include VAT and free delivery. Vintage Silverjack Oak is supplied in full 3m and 4.1m lengths, uncut.

              ProductSize (L x D x T)Price
              Worktop 3m · 38mm square edge 3000 × 600 × 38mm £168.73
              Worktop 4.1m · 38mm square edge 4100 × 600 × 38mm £229.08
              Breakfast bar 665mm · 38mm square edge 4100 × 665 × 38mm £368.92
              Breakfast bar 900mm · 38mm square edge 4100 × 900 × 38mm £366.53
              Matching upstand · 4.1m 4100 × 100 × 20mm £86.80
              Matching upstand · 3m 3000 × 100 × 20mm £65.97
              Matching splashback · 4.1m 4100 × 640 × 10mm £258.30
              Edging strip · 43mm ABS edging 1300 × 43 × 1.5mm £5.49
              Joining strips · Straight 38mm Aluminium, 38mm × 640mm £9.99
              Joining strips · Corner 38mm Aluminium, 38mm × 640mm £11.99
              End caps · Left 38mm Aluminium, 38mm × 640mm £7.99
              End caps · Right 38mm Aluminium, 38mm × 640mm £7.99
              Fitting kit · Joint kit 3 connector bolts + sealant £12.99

              Specification

              BrandKronospan Finesse
              Decor codeK545
              FinishWT
              EdgeABS square edge, 1.5mm radius
              Thickness38mm
              Depth600mm; breakfast bars 665mm and 900mm
              Lengths3000mm, 4100mm
              CoreChipboard core under a high-pressure laminate surface
              Matching upstand4100 x 100 x 20mm
              Matching splashback4100 x 640 x 10mm
              WarrantyManufacturer’s warranty

              Questions about Vintage Silverjack Oak

              Can’t find your answer? Contact our worktop team.

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              How dark is Vintage Silverjack Oak?

              It is a medium-to-deep chestnut brown. Darker than natural oak, lighter than walnut. Fine, straight grain runs the length of the board, with a few small knots for character.

              Which depths can I order?

              Standard boards are 600mm deep in 3000mm and 4100mm lengths. Breakfast bars are 4100mm long, 665mm or 900mm deep. Everything is 38mm thick, and there is no 22mm version.

              Is there a lighter, greyer sister to this brown?

              Yes, Hazel Silverjack Oak. It has the same family name and a similar grain, but a silvery taupe colour. Use it where you want a cooler wood look beside this deeper brown.

              Can I use it in a utility room?

              Yes. The laminate wipes clean and copes with daily knocks. Seal every cut end and sink cut-out with the edging strip or silicone, and keep wet mops away from the wall joint.

              What colours of unit look best with it?

              Cream, putty and pale grey look warm and traditional. Dark green or navy makes the brown look richer. Brass or black handles both suit, depending on how formal you want the room.

              How do I join two boards?

              Butt the square edges together at a corner, with connector bolts underneath and colour-matched sealant on the seam. An aluminium joining strip is another route if you prefer a visible joint.

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