Copper Countertops Diy

Copper countertop by beth wright these beautiful copper countertops were created by beth wright.

Copper countertops diy.

You can use a think epoxy polish or lacquer to coat the countertop if you desire. We suggest you use a flat piece of plywood as the substrate and backing for your diy copper countertop. For an antique look i d recommend polishing it with wrights then washing down the counter top with warm water and a soft cloth and let the water dry on the metal. We d like to cover our countertop base with copper sheeting.

Diy copper bartops countertops tabletops tutorial how to make a copper bartop countertop or tabletop you can make a copper bar top countertop or tabletop from just about any thickness of copper that we offer and your cost will vary depending on which you choose. My husband used decorative nailhead tacks to trim out the peninsula and it was such a wonderful way to finish that section off. All of these metal options go to the head of the countertop class. Copper countertops add warm natural beauty to your decor.

We love our new countertops and they have already begun to patina. For the most part we were able to give everything a second life. We ve never worked with metal but since there are only 2 straight runs of countertop we d only have to cut out a hole for the sink and cooktop and bend the metal to cover the edge of the plywood. Rinse dry with a towel and apply a high grade carnauba wax on the countertop to help temporarily protect the copper from the patina coming back.

We bought second hand appliances used an old kitchen table for our butcher block turned vases into lighting re painted the. Circle city copperworks can integrate copper prep sinks or even full size copper kitchen sinks into our countertops. Unlike stone such as the ubiquitous granite metal is nonporous read antibacterial and stain resistant. We ve found it locally and online in 3 x10 sheets in either 16 oz or 20 oz.

We craft all of our counters from 48 ounce copper which is 0647 thick or 14 gauge and can stand up to everyday household wear. Stainless steel casts a modern glow but zinc pewter copper or even bronze countertops meld into traditional or period kitchens. The countertops were created by first stacking two sheets of 3 4 plywood together creating a countertop that would be 1 and 1 2 thick.