The right worktop
is half your kitchen.
At least
In many ways, the worktop you choose will set the scene for family life in your kitchen for many years to come.
So there are a few important questions you should ask yourself about your worktop. How does
it add to the kitchen’s overall design and look? How does it feel? How hard-wearing is it?
How easy is it to keep clean? How and how often should it be maintained? And so on.
Three important considerations when choosing a worktop
Material types:
Preferences and needs vary.
And so do our worktops.
Tip:
The table gives you an idea of pricing and the main features of the ten types of worktop material DFI-Geisler offers.
Materiale | Price | care | Resistance to wear | Heat | Can be repaired |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Laminate | Low | Easy | High | Briefly | No |
Fibertops | Low | Easy | High | Briefly | No |
Compactlaminate | Medium | Easy | High | Briefly | No |
Solid Wood | Medium | Medium | Medium | Not resistant | Yes |
Linoleum | Medium | Medium | Low | Not resistant | No |
Natural stone | High | Medium | High | Briefly** | Yes* |
Dekton® | High | Easy | High | Resistant | No |
Ceramic | High | Easy | High | Max 250° | Yes* |
Composite | High | Easy | High | Briefly | Yes* |
Steel | High | Easy | High | Not resistant | No |
* Minor repairs such as edge damage can be carried out by a trained professional. **Marble is not heat resistant. |
Sustainability report 2023
At DFI-Geisler we work with sustainability on a day to day basis. It is a naturel part of our DNA – both in the production and product development. As a part of the Ballingslöv International AB Group we have described our work here: Sustainability report.