Natural Oak Veneer Countertop 700 x 700 mm

A solid-surface worktop panel finished in natural oak veneer brings the warmth and grain of hardwood to professional kitchens without the weight or movement of a full timber slab. The veneer is sliced from oak logs, dried and bonded to a stable substrate that resists warping and splitting under the heat and humidity of a busy service area.

The panel arrives ready to cut, rout and install. Its 38 mm thickness matches standard kitchen carcass depths and allows for undermount sinks, hobs or prep bowls to be fitted flush. The 700 mm square format is sized for single-operator stations, island prep zones or back-bar counters where space is tight but a seamless look is wanted.

Installation follows the same sequence as any rigid worktop: the panel is dry-fitted, marked for cut-outs, trimmed with a fine-tooth saw, sanded and sealed at the edges. Once fixed to the base units, the oak veneer can be oiled, waxed or lacquered to the desired sheen and protection level. Because the substrate is dimensionally stable, the finished surface stays flat and does not cup or bow over time.

The construction is a single sheet of engineered board faced on both sides with oak veneer. No additional laminates or foils are used, so the grain runs continuously across the surface and edges. The edges can be left square or routed with a decorative profile before sealing.

The only control is the choice of finish: oil for a natural look, wax for a soft sheen or lacquer for a hard, wipe-clean surface. Each finish affects how the worktop is cleaned and maintained.

The 700 x 700 mm footprint fits standard base units and allows the worktop to be carried through doorways and lifts without tilting. The 38 mm thickness gives enough depth for undermount appliances and provides rigidity when the panel spans open shelving or cantilevered supports.

Cleaning is limited to the materials the entry names: the oak veneer and the chosen finish. Oil-finished surfaces are wiped with a damp cloth and re-oiled periodically; waxed surfaces are buffed with a soft cloth; lacquered surfaces are cleaned with mild detergent and water. No abrasives or steam are used, as they can damage the veneer or lift the finish.

The entry describes one variant: a 700 x 700 mm panel in natural oak veneer, 38 mm thick. No other sizes, species or thicknesses are listed.

The product is catalogued under worktop materials and veneered panels for professional kitchens.