The risks of choosing wood worktops
Wood worktops and surfaces can give the room a warm and welcoming feel. While they may look lovely in pictures, wood is by far one of the least practical materials when it comes to kitchen and bathroom worktops. Here are some reasons why. Water damage There is no way that you can avoid water damage when you choose wood worktops. Unlike natural stone worktops, wood is extremely porous and, even if you wipe up the water quickly, it still penetrates the surface at least. Even if you oil your worktops regularly, this will only slightly delay the inevitable. Risky undermount sinks While other types of materials are sturdy and can handy undermount installations, wood is not quite as tough. Drilling holes can weaken the worktops substantially. Wood has a completely different structure and you simply cannot be sure how the holes you drill will affect its overall stability. Even if