Hanex solid surface. A seamless worktop that can handle whatever life throws at it
Hanex worktops
Hanex worktops is an acrylic surface that’s a popular alternative to Corian. Its solid, non-porous surface is robust enough to tolerate everyday wear and tear. And its seamless appearance and design flexibility make it an excellent choice for any kitchen.
Hanex solid surface offers over 60 colours and styles, including solid colours and many mottled effects that look like natural stone.
Hanex kitchen worktops are made to measure and installed by our expert team of fitters.
Hanex solid surface is:
Hanex solid surface design choices
Design possibilities are almost limitless with Hanex worktops.
Add the WOW factor with these stunning extras
Hanex sinks
A Hanex sink, teamed with drainer grooves or a recessed drainer, helps your sink area blend into your kitchen for a stylish look.
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Sinks and taps
Choose a sink and tap to complement your worktop from our stunning range from Axix 1810, Blanco and Caple.
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Pop-up sockets
A pop-up socket is particularly handy on a kitchen island. It pops up when you need it and down when you don’t.
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LED lights
Jazz up your kitchen with LED lights embedded into your worktop’s edge. They give you extra light and add ambience to your room.
Hanex worktop gallery
Here are just a few examples of what can be achieved with a Hanex solid surface worktop.
New colours from Hanex
Popular Hanex Colours
Suitable for Kitchens
Can be bookmatched
Hanex solid surface colours
Get started on planning your dream worktop now
Simply fill in our online form to get a free, no-obligation quote today. All we need to know are your worktop dimensions and which brands you’d like a price for.
You can also upload an image of your kitchen plan if you have one. We’ll then send you a personalised quote that includes a price for every colour in the brands you’ve asked for and the installation cost.
Or, if you’ve got questions, please contact us We’ll be happy to help.
