When designing a zinc worktop or countertop, you have the freedom to choose from a wide range of customisation options, ensuring the perfect fit for your space.

• We offer standard thicknesses of 30 mm (3 cm) or 40 mm (4 cm), but for those looking for something bespoke, we can manufacture custom thicknesses up to 100 mm. To achieve this, we begin with a 3 cm core, and we build up the edges to the desired depth, maintaining both strength and aesthetic appeal.
• Edge profiles are another important design feature. The standard option is a square edge, offering a clean and modern look. However, if you prefer a softer, more refined finish, we also offer a bullnose edge. This rounded profile adds a touch of elegance and is particularly well-suited to classic or traditional interiors.
• Additional custom features can be incorporated into your worktop design, such as integrated zinc sinks or upstands that provide a smooth transition between the work surface and the wall. These features enhance both functionality and style, making your worktop a standout feature in any kitchen or commercial space. If you have a specific vision in mind, we are more than happy to discuss all your options and provide expert guidance.

We take pride in sourcing our zinc sheets from the leading European mills, to ensure every worktop meets the highest standards in both surface quality and structural integrity.

Our zinc sheets are available in standard sizes of 300 cm x 110 cm and 250 cm x 125 cm, allowing us to manufacture most worktops without the need for visible joins. For larger zinc worktops that exceed these dimensions, we use discreet worktop bolts underneath which join multiple sections perfectly, maintaining both strength and aesthetic continuity.

To ensure durability and longevity, we construct our zinc kitchen worktops with a 40 mm moisture-resistant birch plywood or MDF core. These materials provide a stable and resilient foundation, preventing warping while supporting the zinc surface. This combination results in a worktop that is not only visually appealing but also highly durable, making it suitable for both home and commercial use.

Industrial-Style Zinc Kitchen
One of our standout projects was this bespoke zinc kitchen for a property development in Birmingham. This project exemplifies the beauty and practicality of a well-designed zinc worktop in a contemporary setting.

The kitchen features a striking zinc worktop with a distinctive patina finish, carefully crafted to add depth and texture. A long zinc island serves as both a functional workspace and a bold feature. It also houses an integrated induction hob, making cooking easy. This expansive surface not only provides ample room for food preparation but also enhances the overall aesthetic of the space.

This kitchen achieves a refined yet rustic look, with matching zinc-clad cabinetry, and complemented by the exposed wooden beams, brick walls, and black metal fixtures. The natural patina of the zinc will carry on developing over time, further enriching the kitchen’s character.

This design is ideal for loft apartments, hospitality venues, and high-end commercial kitchens, demonstrating the durability and versatility of our custom zinc kitchen worktops.

Caring for a zinc worktop is simple and requires little effort to keep it looking its best.

• Daily Cleaning – Wipe with a soft, damp microfiber cloth and warm and soapy water. Dry afterwards to prevent any water spots remaining.
• Wax Finish (Unlacquered Zinc) – Most unlacquered worktops have a beeswax finish to moderate the development of the patina. Reapply wax occasionally to protect its surface.
• Lacquered Zinc Kitchen Worktops – Clean as you would standard zinc; there is no need for waxing.
• Zinc Splashbacks – Patina-finished splashbacks are usually lacquered for added durability.

With proper care, your zinc worktop will age beautifully, developing a unique patina over time.

For those interested in exploring alternative metal finishes, we also supply copper worktops and brass worktops, available in a selection of textures and patinas. These materials offer a luxurious alternative to zinc, allowing you to create a distinctive and high-end kitchen aesthetic.

If you’re a hands-on homeowner or a designer working on a bespoke project, we provide raw materials and expert advice for DIY zinc countertops. Additionally, our bespoke service extends beyond worktops to include splashbacks, cabinetry cladding, and custom metal panels, enabling a cohesive, stylish interior design.

To complete your metalwork aesthetic, we also offer copper and brass sinks designed to complement our worktops and add a touch of sophistication to your kitchen. Browse our product range to see the full range of metal surfaces and finishes we can offer.