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Making DIY kitchen countertops and backsplash on a tight budget using some unusual materials!
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@mechanicalOlly1977 Год назад

Hi Keith, I'm an ex-floor layer. Just a cautionary note. Spray adhesives aren't always suitable for safety floor vinyl. You may find the adhesive goes mushy after a year or two, due to plasticise migration. A warm area tends to accelerate the process.

@multirevelator Год назад

yeh unfortunately likely to loosen and form a loose large flat bubble in areas. That stuff never really sets

@stuartbryant8545 Год назад

The texture comes from stainless filings embedded in the vinyl. Be careful as it may scratch things placed on top. It Looks great 👍

@granthepburn1587 Год назад

The non skid vinyl you chose contains quartz aggregate and silicon carbide, also known as carborundum. Since the carborundum is manufactured and used as an abrasive it will wear any tool used on it. As a flooring installer we go through a lot of blades fitting this these types of products. A standard commercial vinyl would give you similar results but would be smoother. Nice thinking outside the box though and with the price of products now we all have to get a bit inventive now and then.

@mandyleeson1 Год назад

Great solution to the lack of birch ply. Think it looks splendid. You’ve inspired me, Keith.

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thanks Mandy. We are very happy with it so far, no issues

@Mind_Explosion197 Год назад

To hide the ugly join I’d recommend putting a flat lying conduit for the cable on top of it as this would appear to just be for the cable. Overall amazing video though thanks.

@simpletonballsack Год назад

Good idea.

@MichaelKieweg Год назад

The room turned out nice. I did not expect the vinyl to cope with the hot pan that well. Surprising benefit.

@danjrash Год назад

Great work and looks fantastic! I would have taken those taps off and given them an emery/wire brush up, they'd have looked great as well then! Great vids as always, cheers!

@FiscalWoofer Год назад

I just dropped £1700 on custom laminates for a client, it was painful, but massive desks! These are good ideas and why not hey!

@Paul-XCIV2 Год назад

You want a hook/moon blade for cutting vinyl - I found this out the hard way! The industrial vinyl is quite a bit tougher than the regular stuff.

@markdyballuk 17 дней назад

what a fabulous idea and realised to perfection. i would never have thought about using flooring, thank you for sharing Keith

@BadAppleWoodwerx Год назад

I design commercial kitchens and we highly recommend the Altro flooring for kitchen spaces BECAUSE it will stand up to the heat of cooking racks coming straight out of a 500 degree (f) oven. It'll be fine with heat.

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Cheers for the feedback good to know 👍

@Giich Год назад

oh the times. we are FAKING plywood edges jeez. Anyway the results are amazing, great job!

@LostWhits Год назад

Last week I did a wardrobe with a walkthrough to the customer's ensuite. Warm White melamine faced MDF with Plywood look ABS edging. That was an odd job to do.

@user-te1le7ck6b Год назад

Loving mickey getting more air time as site foreman 😂😂😂😂

@jwheeler91 Год назад

Looks great! Side note, boiling water will limit the pan temp to roughly 100* (rice cookers work by detecting when the heat rises above 100 which only happens when there is no water left). If you fry some onions, the pan will be much hotter.

@TheErador Год назад

Yes! I was going to say that oil can get much hotter than water, and that he should retest it! Great minds.

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Ok cheers, I should have tried to find a frying pan then... The trouble I had was all our pans are induction ones so had to try and borrow one that I could potentially destroy!! 😬

@simpletonballsack Год назад

@@RagnBoneBrown Happy to destroy your mother-in-law's pan and not your own. Good man!

@caskwith Год назад

@@RagnBoneBrown The bottom of an induction pan will still get as hot as a pan heated on a gas/electric stove, or certainly close enough anyway for the kind of test you are doing. Having dropped a VERY hot frying pan onto a vinyl floor though I can tell you that will likely damage it, especially on a pale colour like you have. Vinyl flooring as a working surface is pretty good though. I used an offcut of wood grain pattern flooring to make a protector for our dining table and it's worked great, it looks fine, is super easy to clean and has resisted hot plates, stains, spills etc.

@mags8014 Год назад

As ever, a fascinating video; there’s nothing quite as interesting as watching an expert do his ‘thing’. Thank you and I look forward to the next one!

@FiscalWoofer Год назад

I think the only problem is going to be moisture getting between the substrate and vinyl and then it lifting, but if you are careful to keep water from pooling at joints you should be fine. Be great to see an update in a few years!

@Quaker521 Год назад

Fantastic job Keith and a great result. I'm sure your wife is also suitably impressed.

@davewilliams6894 Год назад

Keith, i don’t normally comment and as you know ive followed you from day 1, but, lino on a backsplash and a work top. Effing brilliant mate.

@paulzuncle2980 Год назад

Looks amazing. May try this idea for a wall coating in my small toilet.

@dalewarren6271 Год назад

It’s Carborundum that’s destroying your blades, it’s all the little black dots you can see. Have you thought about welding the join together? That’s the way it’s done normally if you needed to join two bits together.

@Cradley684 Год назад

All for simplicity Keith, Great job mate keep um conmin and have a nice day All !!!.😀😀😸😸👍👍.

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thank you

@EvanDunville Год назад

Looks awesome!

@sally6457 Год назад

Brilliant job, maybe not really the best for a kitchen, but perfect for a utility room or garage workshop, We use the same stuff to cover sales counters in places like car parts shops, trade counters, You'd still save money if you fitted the boards, then paid a decent floor fitter to fit the vynal and possibly weld the joints. (I've seen really God fitters repair that kind of vynal almost invisibly) Great job 💯

@fuzzix Год назад

Fantastic transformation! Always love the resourceful approach you take to stuff like this.

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thank you!

@tjacksonwoodworker3726 Год назад

A beautiful transformation. Great job!

@FiscalWoofer Год назад

You can almost not leave the contact adhesive too long before forcing them together. Often did around 30 mins to 1hr. I never trimmed until the following day, laminate really thanks me as way less likely to chip. Also have to make sure the laminate is really heavily pressed to the edges. Oh the substrate for desk was 24mm birch ply. 😅

@HewAndAwe Год назад

Nice, like what you did with the ply crafty! 😅 thanks for the shout to mate!!! 🍻😊🍻

@LostWhits Год назад

In the past I've used floor vinyl on reception counters and point of sale counters for industrial/mechanical retailers. Also a couple Veterinary clinics. The vinyl feels more durable than corian/Staron in some instances. Dont put a boiling pot onto unsupported 12mm Corian.

@christopher36091 Год назад

Hi Keith. Excellent video, and very inspiring. Regarding sheets that just won't stick (like at the join), I have a couple if ideas. If I know there wil be a problem, I might add a touch of hot-melt glue at the last moment in the problem area then press the sheet into place. The hot-melt glue would hold the sheet in place while the main glue sets. The other technique would be to put a pressure pad over the area that need pressing into place, add a pad on the wall opposite (if not too far), then use a long piece of wood to bridge the two pads like a spring, which would hold the sheets in place while the glue sets.

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thanks Christopher. Ah I wish I'd have thought of that at the time, that definitely could have worked!!!

@5lowethechamp964 Год назад

Waited 2 weeks for this😢. Finally. Thx this was amazing 🎉

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thanks. Channel members get early access btw!! 😉

Год назад

Very nice series and endresult!

@nathanlucas6465 Год назад

Brilliant idea! I'm almost getting the urge to go sort out our utility room now!

@dannybaker2763 Год назад

That looks fantadtic. Great job.

@loadsamonkeys Год назад

Smashing job, ingenious.

@sytemastudio Год назад

Very creative way to do this, I like it a lot!

@Eener1000 11 месяцев назад

I have done this with vinyl tiles back when I had no budget or time for real tiles as a backsplash. I contact glued them straight over the old tiles. They had a nice grey industrial tile look and went on super tight. made my kitchen look super on trend with minimal effort(no removing and then dealing with cutting tiles) for a budget price. They were alright for a few years, but the heat from cooking made them eventually warp which made them bulge slightly around the trapped edges. Everywhere not close to heat they were still perfect after many years. So yeah, this is viable.

@markrobinson3555 Год назад

That Altro flooring is incredibly hard wearing, I build camper vans for a living and use it on them all. No signs of wear even after 5/6 years! Another great video! 👍🏻

@karipenttila2655 Год назад

From Ikea you can get laminate surface worktops for kitchen with reasonable pricing.

@mgabbard Год назад

It came out really nice, Keith!

@lafamillecarrington Год назад

Brilliant idea - and I love that you ended with all the pros and cons.

@philippe9280 Год назад

Very nice end result. Well done!👍

@awantamta Год назад

It was a great project and it looks absolutely fantastic.

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thank you

@MCsCreations Год назад

Beautiful work, Keith! The space looks fantastic there now! Nicely done!!! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thanks, you too!

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

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@TheWardagh Год назад

Really nice work 👏🏼👏🏼

@temporarynoble Год назад

It’s carborundum particles in the flooring, because it’s a safety vinyl, could use a standard industrial vinyl for same project with slightly less wear to your tools. Looks cool, very good idea for utilities, garages etc 👍

@chris_hertford Год назад

Hindsight adding another socket below behind the washer would have been a good shout.

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

I wasn't sure if it was allowed with regulations

@oskarsmillers Год назад

great job. Bang on budget 👍

@tonyworkswood Год назад

Looks superb Keith, great job. Your router cutter surely took a hammering lol. You've got a good worktop pattern, it won't show the spills and light scratches. I'm glad you kept the old Belfast ceramic, pot sink. Back in the 1980's we used to dump them in the skip when installing new fitted kitchens. If only we new back then they would become fashionable once again. Cheers Tony

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Cheers Tony! Yeah a few people have said we should have got rid of the sink but I love it!

@ianvicedomini2648 Год назад

It looks brilliant Keith and I definitely like the way you've hidden the mdf to make the work surface look like Birch Ply. Great video mate 👍🏽 👌 👏

@stevewood7884 Год назад

Looks good Keith, l enjoy your content 👍

@joejdl Год назад

Great job Keith, the end result looks fab - and I'm sure will be very durable.

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thanks Joe

@3anksy Год назад

Looks great 👍

@infinitelyexhausted Год назад

Worktops look great 👍

@SOARESDACOSTA Год назад

Very nice. Always with in budget in mind... for the times We live in, is premium.

@foragingadventures Год назад

Your videos are the highlight of my youtube watching week, thanks so much for making such interesting content!

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thank you!

@thenullco Год назад

Love this kind of video. Putting your own spin on something, taking us on the journey, and sharing the finished product. Bravo.

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

thank you!

@pitsnipe5559 Год назад

Looks good, would never have thought to use vinyl flooring, cool!

@howardcrane5902 Год назад

Nice job! Major improvements to your home. You’re a talented guy.

@markoutler5139 Год назад

Great project and very well done. I appreciate your creativity and adaptability. Using the flooring vinyl was brilliant.

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thank you!

@Petertronic Год назад

Mickie is such a gorgeous cat.

@p_mouse8676 Год назад

We use actually laminate flooring as a desk top for the same reason. It's a lot cheaper than proper top laminate, very long lasting, and when it's time I can very easily change it with some new laminate flooring. Love the vinyl solution as well!

@matt9855 Год назад

Really enjoyed this series/ project. Well done that man

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thank you!

@bobartex1812 Год назад

Your video content is the very best on RU-vid. I loved top counter top solution, very good 👍

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thank you!

@MurcuryEntertainment Год назад

Could also be fiberglass mesh in the flooring, which might explain the wear on the tools.

@oskarsmillers Год назад

more likely, yes

@tomludlam4349 Год назад

Another brilliant video, really interesting ideas too.

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thank you

@DebsHill1 Год назад

great job Keith

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thank you Debbie

@DiHandley Год назад

Absolutely awesome job. First rate finish. The use of the flooring was a stroke of genius and in my opinion it’s more functional than laminate. 👍

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thank you!

@zeroy Год назад

Nice result!

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Cheers!

@LMCFootball Год назад

nice work! looks so much better Keith!!

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thank you!

@c.a.g.1977 Год назад

Interesting little project, Keith. Although... "little" ?? You've done quite a lot for this kitchenroom!

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Yeah it seemed to go on and on!

@joehutchings101 Год назад

Looks cracking 👍🏼

@Quickblood1 10 месяцев назад

Really interesting I've got Safety vinyl for my floor in in the campervan never thought to use it as a worktop, might check to see if I can get some more now.

@bitzbox Год назад

Really good transformation and the use of floor vinyl seems to have worked very well. I'm surprised how well it handled the heat

@waynesinden Год назад

Well that turned out nice. I never thought about vinyl for a worktop.

@user-ni9gr1qn5t Год назад

This as been a good kitchen build, I never thought about using flooring as a worktop and a splash back,WOW! it work's and look's good.Great video , take care mate.

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thank you!

@pquilting Год назад

Excellent, Keith! Thanks so much for giving me a different idea on finishing a sewing machine cabinet top. It was covered by a very thin veneer, moderately damaged edges and lots of typical table top damage for a vintage piece. I was just going to refinish but, after I stripped the veneer, I really saw the edges damage was more extensive than I initially thought. That made me decide to remove the veneer totally. But, I was at a loss as to how I wanted to finish it. I looked at just replacing the veneer with new veneer but really wanted something which would not get the same damaged edges over time. Your idea of using flooring sounds great. I'll have to be careful to choose something with a smooth surface. Maybe I can even find a piece that looks like wood. That would be awesome. I really love how the room looks now! Great job, Keith!! I love watching you. Watching how you think reminds me of how my dad was in his workshop.Thanks again! Have a great weekend!! 😊

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thank you!

@markmcgrath4853 Год назад

very good work

@johnfithian-franks8276 Год назад

Hi Keith, it looks fine to me, and you have solved a problem that I was having, I am seventy-two years old now and it takes me a long time to get downstairs and I have built a table for one of the bedrooms and brought some of my kitchen items upstairs so that I don’t need to be up and down so much. I now have a full-size fridge, microwave, kettle, and a lot of small items, but I was trying to think of a good surface and laminate floor cover is just the ticket. I like what you have done to tidy up your space, but the one thing that lets it down are those taps and piping, a nice pair of taps and converting the pipework to pex so most of it can be hidden below your new worktop would be the cherry on the top.

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Cheers John. Yeah new taps are needed, one of them doesn't work properly. It's another thing on the never ending list of things we need to buy but not a priority!

@bosse641 Год назад

Good job 💪 looks nice imo.

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thank you!

@FiscalWoofer Год назад

Super duper job on birch edges! Really good idea to keep cost down, the war has screwed us for birch :(

@cobberpete1 Год назад

A very good finished product. Lessons learnt for the future. Costs for replacement blade/ bit against laminate. AND taking into consideration of the finished look you want. You will have to get new blades, but the finish looks great. So worth it 🤪😉

@WoodworkJourney Год назад

Good job fella, it looks great in person too! With the hot thing it could loosen the glue but that’s not something you’ll be contending with

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Cheers mate. Yeah although the same adhesive was used on our laminate in the kitchen which does get hot pans on it, no issues with delamination so far....

@dougsaunders8109 Год назад

Nice job Keith. Nice to have a channel which does not have 9/10ths of a birth ply sheet as scrap to pull out ‘in the shop’ 😅

@PabloBD Год назад

Looks great! Loved the before and after. I've seen this type of vinil flooring used in walls but never as countertop. They used some teimming in the perimeter to keep it in place too, besides the glue, I guess vertical placing requieres more strenght.

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

I really like the idea of using it on walls!

@__Timo__ Год назад

Very nice job here again. Hint for saving money on adhesive: (cheapest) Silicone is a good adhesive, too -but takes a little longer to cure than adhesive. Much respect for handling the vertical gap! I would have cut it a little rougher and make a silicone seam. Quick, dirty but not too bad. Still admiring your cat and used tools, as well.

@alastairmackay4589 Год назад

nice job

@phil3332 Год назад

l have seen people use flooring on around a bath and it really looks good. Always thought of doing the same to mine but never got round to it maybe in time l will

@teresabell1014 Год назад

That turned out great. I really like that you are thrifty !

@christopherinteriors6521 Год назад

4:58 - in the future someone is going to be cursing like crazy when ripping that kitchen out 😂

@brawksolid6285 Год назад

Can't afford birch plywood... owns a domino joiner... Haha! Great video, man. I admire your craftsmanship. I would say that you had the perfect opportunity to add a little electrical outlet box underneath the cabinet as an offshoot from the visible one. It would have made it so that cable for the washer was not visible. I don't know what your experience with electrical is or what the law allows you to do as a homeowner in the UK, but the technical work is laughably easy to do with virtually no fire risk. The worst part of it is the drywall repair.

@L2M2K2 Год назад

Beyond the joke, and here possibly also the extra views given the theme of the channel, there is an obvious explanation. The efficient, if expensive, joiner is almost a necessity for a professional (for commissioned projects). Using currently very expensive material where it is not really needed or even beneficial is not a necessity (or even reasonable). Which is why people use edge bandings in general. Though, those are some really thick edge bandings ... and it is also not as if the moisture resistant MDF is a cheap core product (compared to, say, low density particle board, not to mention the cardboard-core countertop).

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

I bought the domino in 2019 for about £400 secondhand. I could sell it today and make about £200 profit. I call that a good investment. I don't get involved with electrical and don't mind the cable. It's a utility room. I wouldn't want it in my kitchen though

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

If the edge bandings were thinner, you would see the MDF from underneath. And the MDF was free as part of my recent sponsorship deal, so simply using what I have available but any substrate would work just as well

@brawksolid6285 Год назад

@@RagnBoneBrown I didn't mean to come off as judgmental or rude. I was just trying to make a little joke. I totally understand the difference between investing in nice tools and choosing how much is appropriate to spend on materials. It sounds like you got a great deal on the joiner, too. The tone doesn't always come through very well in text form! I really enjoyed your video. Cheers.

@__Timo__ Год назад

Another thought (maybe makes you angry after finishing, sorry): the wall behind the covering could easily fit a cable -> so installing another socket just under the top plate for the washer would have saved you from a visible cable. Maybe there are different regulations, but in Jerry-land it would be okay over here.

@stevebettany8778 Год назад

Great series of vids I’m hoping to apply some of my new found knowledge and ideas. I do wonder if heat might have a negative effect on the glue though.

@robertbamford8266 Год назад

Hmmm. Vinyl flooring for countertop. Ingenious! My only thoughts about the rough-ish, non-slip surface were that it might hold the cutting board, but be a bit harder to clean.

@BigHenFor Год назад

It's a utility room, where he washes his paint brushes out. So no need for a cutting board, as no food prep.

@DirkieB Год назад

Definitely good idea to test with a hot pot! The kitchen in my parents apartment also has some kind of laminate on the worktop but that just shriveled up and melted when faced with a kettle to make some tea ... oops.

@hobbes3 11 месяцев назад

Boiling water at 13:50 is only going to raise the pot temperature to about 100°C. Try it next time with a cast iron on high heat for like 5 minutes. The pan should get to like 300+°C lol.

@rodharris2915 Год назад

As I’m a floor layer you should’ve staggered the joint of mdf and altro then cold weld the joint Either type a if no gaps or type c if if you have gaps up to 2mm .but raw edges will curl in in time would of been better to is set to birch plywood

@garys628 Год назад

Keith FAB. what about touch of delicate sanding and thumb touch up with some whitish something to camouflage join. 👍

@BischBaschBosch Год назад

Great improvement mate, using what you had. Oh and biscuit/dowell/domino for a joint like that. Well rescued though.👍

@RagnBoneBrown Год назад

Thanks mate. I'd have had a hard time in 6mm I think, unless I used pins as dowels or something. Should have gone to 9mm!

@BischBaschBosch Год назад

@@RagnBoneBrown Oh yeah, sorry bud. Totally forgot you said it was only 6mm. Thin bead of expanding/sticky foam is always a good way out. About 5mins for fixed grip👌