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1k??? That's amazing. How big? As you can see in my photo mine is relatively small - just a thin L shaped bench.

Yup it's all about timing right now, a little touch and go in terms of when the tenant leaves etc and how much I'll have to do to attract a new one. So I'll see how it plays out.

IP that I will move into one day, so I don't want to skimp out, but at the same time I don't want to splurge in case the tenant doesn't care for it.

Lol this is some serious scope creep here. Oh well might as well:)

Yeah makes sense now, I just misread what he said and confused myself. You're right, it looks like changing the bench is a good time to refresh the stove too. What about sinks, are they a standard size or do they come in all shapes and sizes?

Great thanks!

Ah ok, so even though the stove top is above the oven, it's not necessarily a single unit? Here's a pic: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ypem4s85lgsvs3d/bench.jpg?dl=0 This was taken ages ago, so it doesn't look as good now...! I intend to remove that back shelf looking thing too and replace it...

Hum this bit is a little confusing. You say it's cut to fit, then the second sentence you say it's pre-cut. Unless I'm reading it wrong?

That's awesome thanks guys. All this time I thought I'd have to wait until the rest of the kitchen wore out and replace the whole lot in one go! Is the stove top replaceable too or do they tend to be made specifically for the ovens brands / models they came with? I'm hoping there is an industry...

Yeah laminate chipboard or mdf I think. I'd like to replace it with something super hard wearing and modern.

The rest of the kitchen is in great shape, just the bench is worn. My concern is how hard it will be to remove the stove top (which sits atop part of the bench and connects to the oven underneath it) and the sink without destroying them? I'd hire a pro obviously but if it's really tricky I...