Worktop Jig F.A.Qs

What is a Worktop Jig?

A worktop jig is a pre-fabricated cutting guide which allows you to fit kitchen worktops seamlessly and professionally without having to resort to ‘worktop joints’ which have been proven to harness harmful bacteria as well and looking atrocious.

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What does a kitchen fitter use?

A professional carpenter of kitchen fitter will use a jig to get a perfect finish. Although their jig of choice may cost a bit more as it needs to be more hard-wearing and used more often they still do the same thing.

What are the alternatives to a Worktop Jig?

The most commonly used alternative is a jointing strip. The reason these are used is a lot of people don’t understand how easy it is to use a jig to obtain a proper join on you worktop join.

Do I need any other tools?

You will need a few items detailed on the worktop jig installation guide. The main one is a router which is used to created to cuts in the worktop, others include a workbench, tape measure, jigsaw the usual.

How much will a Worktop Jig cost?

We show you a range of jigs available from as low as £50 to up over a £100. The price varies based on the depth of the worktop you want to join and the quality of the jig. We recommend opting for one of the better quality items which will last many years and means you are sure to regain your initial investment.

Do you send the Worktop Jig on Next Day Delivery?

We don’t send the products ourselves, we just put you in touch with the retailers offering the best products at the most competitive prices. Each retailer has different delivery times which should be checked before ordering.

Where do you Jigs come from?

We scour the online retail world to bring you the best deals. Some popular names you will of heard of are B&Q, Screwfix, Tooled-up and DIY Tools.

Can I hire a Worktop Jig?

We only promote online retailers who sell jigs. With the low cost of the item we recommend buying instead of hiring as even after only one job, the difference in quality of the finish is worth a lot more than the small initial outlay.

Are there any health and safety issues?

When working in any DIY environment we always recommend you take relevant precautions. A worktop jig involves a power router which is dangerous in itself but also gives off lots of dust and sawdust. Always read the instructions very carefully to make sure you are following all safety procedures and use common sense.