helps to seal the worktop cut edges with varnish or similar sealant. Any spills that do get through won't then soak into and expand the worktop Substrate.
You could just get the installation instructions out of the box that would have the cut out sizes all layed out in it instead of messing around sliding the glass top all over the bench. Also some appliances require a set cut out size to allow clearance. Never silicone seal cooktops in
Missed out the actual hole cutting, and didn't mention that you might want a laminate or reverse blade to avoid chipping. And reading the instructions might have given you dimensions and clearances.
@@mattystyles4683 well that’s the most stupid thing to do if your cutting work tops. A skilly is good for CLS but for work tops use a tracksaw, festool preferably, your clearly a DIYer 😂
You could actually live there you have your kitchen there is a upstairs all you need to do make a few rooms into bed rooms and then u could do a siteing room and Bob is your uncle LOL jk
“ … They will go through bone like butter, you need at least 16 pigs to get the job done, so beware of any man, who owns a pig farm.” Sorry, American here, I’ll see my way out.
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helps to seal the worktop cut edges with varnish or similar sealant. Any spills that do get through won't then soak into and expand the worktop Substrate.
You forgot to tell the viewers about the heatproof tape. 👍
You could just get the installation instructions out of the box that would have the cut out sizes all layed out in it instead of messing around sliding the glass top all over the bench.
Also some appliances require a set cut out size to allow clearance.
Never silicone seal cooktops in
Genuine question... Why shouldn't you silicone it in
Genuine question... Why shouldn't you silicone it in
I guess it's because the silicone would make it super hard to remove it. You would basically glue the hob to the table top.
@@johnrhodes3350 think it's to do with heat and to allow expansion etc...
so is that double sided sticky tabe is ok?
You make it so easy, I’m going do try mine tomorrow 🍻🏴thanks boys from Edinburgh
Lovely to hear a bit of British rough.
Missed out the actual hole cutting, and didn't mention that you might want a laminate or reverse blade to avoid chipping. And reading the instructions might have given you dimensions and clearances.
Amazing video 🙌
Fab! Can I ask if I can put in an oven under this ?
Tidier having the hob flush to the worktop no?
Well done
I'm going this tomorrow. Mine will be going in where an old one is coming out and the cut out needs to be enlarged.
Top lads👍
You can also use a track saw, or a skill saw if you feel comfortable
Skill saw won’t cut through work tops at a straight line, use a plunge saw
@@harryhamilton676 i use a skill saw and always get a clean cut
@@mattystyles4683 well that’s the most stupid thing to do if your cutting work tops. A skilly is good for CLS but for work tops use a tracksaw, festool preferably, your clearly a DIYer 😂
@@harryhamilton676 its the way i was tought and im a general builder, beside im not asking for your opinion
@@mattystyles4683 flair play bud just saying, only cause I’m a chippy
Brad you could have used the tip of the Stanley knife or another utensil to get the sticky tape stuffs edge instead of Sam using his teeth urrrrgh
You could actually live there you have your kitchen there is a upstairs all you need to do make a few rooms into bed rooms and then u could do a siteing room and Bob is your uncle LOL jk
“ … They will go through bone like butter, you need at least 16 pigs to get the job done, so beware of any man, who owns a pig farm.”
Sorry, American here, I’ll see my way out.
Anyone thinking of having a go don't do this