Our 40mm solid oak worktops are made from premium hardwood oak, in a chunky 40mm profile bringing natural warmth and character to kitchens, breakfast bars, utility rooms and bespoke furniture. Price includes VAT and mainland UK delivery, with a 3-5 working day lead time.
Available Sizes
| Size |
Sanded (inc VAT) |
Oiled (inc VAT) |
| 1m x 620mm |
£135.00 |
£162.00 |
| 2m x 620mm |
£220.00 |
£264.00 |
| 3m x 620mm |
£260.00 |
£312.00 |
| 4m x 620mm |
£385.00 |
£462.00 |
| 2m x 720mm |
£300.00 |
£360.00 |
| 3m x 720mm |
£360.00 |
£432.00 |
| 2m x 930mm |
£350.00 |
£420.00 |
| 3m x 930mm |
£485.00 |
£582.00 |
Solid Oak Worktop Overview
Crafted from durable solid oak hardwood, these 40mm worktops combine natural beauty with long-lasting performance. Unlike laminate, genuine oak can be sanded, refinished and maintained for years.
Finish
Choose sanded (ready to oil) or oiled. Sanded worktops should be oiled before installation; oiled worktops arrive pre-treated and benefit from periodic re-oiling.
Natural Oak Appearance
Every oak worktop is unique, with natural grain variation, tonal differences and character markings. As a natural wood product, colour and grain differences are normal and form part of the authentic appearance of solid oak.
Common Uses
Kitchen worktops and countertops, islands and breakfast bars, utility room surfaces, desks and shelving, sideboards and bespoke furniture, and butcher-block-style countertops. Suitability depends on installation, environment and ongoing maintenance.
Delivery Information
Price includes VAT and delivery to mainland UK. Lead times are currently 3-5 working days. Longer worktops are heavy and bulky, so please ensure suitable delivery access. Contact us for a custom quote on multiple worktops or trade quantities.
Frequently Asked Questions
What thickness is the 40mm oak worktop?
40mm — the standard full-depth kitchen worktop thickness. It gives a robust, chunky edge profile that suits both traditional and contemporary kitchens.
Is solid oak suitable for kitchens?
Yes. Properly oiled solid oak is durable, heat-resistant (with trivets), food-safe and develops a warm natural patina over time. It can be sanded back and re-oiled to refresh the surface.
How do I maintain a solid oak worktop?
Apply 2-3 coats of food-safe hardwax oil (such as Osmo TopOil) before use. Re-oil every 6-12 months for a kitchen surface, or whenever water stops beading. Wipe spills promptly — standing water can stain untreated oak.
Can solid oak worktops be cut to size?
Yes. Solid oak cuts with a circular saw or jigsaw fitted with a fine-tooth blade. Cut from the underside to minimise chipping on the face. Routes, drills and joints with standard woodworking tools.
What lengths and widths are available?
Check the variant options on the product page for the specific sizes available.
