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What are the benefits of wooden worktops?



Whilst wood is generally a hard wearing material benefitting from the ability to sand down any scratches, it does involve a lot of maintenance.
 
To keep it looking its best, wooden worktops require oiling every 6 months. It is also prone to scorching if a hot pan is placed directly onto the surface.
 
Wooden worktops can be used in both contemporary kitchens and more traditional settings.
 
They are great for other work surfaces too; such as breakfast bars, butchers blocks or end grain chopping boards.

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