kitchen worktop trims

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I recently have had a new kitchen installed. On one of the edges where the kitchen worktops join together a small section of the worktop has come off. Can you buy trims that can be fitted to worktop joins to hide this. Any thoughts or suggestions welcome.
 
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don't think so. I looking for where a worktop joins another section of worktop. aren't these trims for end of worktops?
 
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Chaos_001 said:
maybe. Can these be attched after the worktop is fitted

where exactly is the the join!!!!

is it mitred!!!

i would like to know if its been sealed properly !!!
it will have to be sealed properly to stop water dammage

if its a corner join you use the first profile
if its end to end its the second profile
which ever one you use you need to open the joint a few mm coat all exposed surfaces to seal insert joiner on a bead off silicone and resecure worktops

if biscuts or dowels have been used you will need to remove these to insert the profile
 
Its a corner join. Sorry to sound so blonde, but not sure what mitred means. Basically stuck together does have bolts going through. Was hoping for a easy way to add a trim but maybe wishful thinking.

Thanks
 
if its got bolts and a masons mitre [a bit going at 45% so the edges match up]

it isnt going to work with the bits i have shown you because they only work at right angles and adapting them to blend into the front will require quite a palavour plus good metal working skills with a hacksaw a file and emmery paper :rolleyes: :rolleyes: ;)
 
Chaos_001 said:
Its a corner join. Sorry to sound so blonde, but not sure what mitred means. Basically stuck together does have bolts going through. Was hoping for a easy way to add a trim but maybe wishful thinking.

Thanks
Maybe a photo would help us understand what the problem is - I've read this post twice and I can't make "moss nor sand" of it. :confused:
 

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