SKOGSÅ Countertop, oak/veneer, 98x1 1/2 "
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Thick veneer worktops bring a warm, natural look to your kitchen. Made of particle board with a top layer of veneer, they use less raw material while offering durability. Available to take home today.
25 year limited warranty
Material
- Top/ Back side/ Edge:
- Thick oak veneer, Oil-acrylic
- Main parts:
- Particleboard
Care
Do not place a toaster, coffee maker, kettle or other kitchen appliances that emit heat directly over a seam between two countertops because the heat can damage the seam.
Areas where the countertop may dry out, such as edges and areas around the sink and cooktop, require frequent treatment.
The worktop surface is pre-treated at the factory with hard wax oil. Due to the nature of the material, treat the edges and cut-outs with wood treatment oil, prior to installation.
To ensure that your worktop ages gracefully, treat it regularly with wood treatment oil; it gives the surface a beautiful sheen, protects the wood and prolongs the life of the worktop.
Even though thick veneer is a durable material you should never place hot pots or pans directly on the worktop without a trivet or pot stand.
Never use a steel scourer, scourer pad, souring agent or similar products as they can scratch the surface.
Worktops in laminate or thick veneer that are installed above a dishwasher or oven shall be protected on the underside with FENSJÖ diffusion barrier.
Assembly instructions
SKOGSÅ Countertop903.829.95
25-year Limited Warranty. Read about the terms in the Limited Warranty brochure.
The worktop is made of particle board covered with a top layer of veneer. This method allows us to use less wood in production.
Countertop with a thick oak veneer, a durable natural material that can be sanded and surface treated when required.
Oak is an exceedingly strong and durable hardwood with a prominent grain. It darkens beautifully with age acquiring a golden-brown undertone.
Not suitable for use in damp rooms.
Not suitable for outdoor use.
Finished edges on all 4 sides.
Please note that the actual colors of our products may vary slightly from the colors shown online.
Material
- Top/ Back side/ Edge:
- Thick oak veneer, Oil-acrylic
- Main parts:
- Particleboard
Care
Do not place a toaster, coffee maker, kettle or other kitchen appliances that emit heat directly over a seam between two countertops because the heat can damage the seam.
Areas where the countertop may dry out, such as edges and areas around the sink and cooktop, require frequent treatment.
The worktop surface is pre-treated at the factory with hard wax oil. Due to the nature of the material, treat the edges and cut-outs with wood treatment oil, prior to installation.
To ensure that your worktop ages gracefully, treat it regularly with wood treatment oil; it gives the surface a beautiful sheen, protects the wood and prolongs the life of the worktop.
Even though thick veneer is a durable material you should never place hot pots or pans directly on the worktop without a trivet or pot stand.
Never use a steel scourer, scourer pad, souring agent or similar products as they can scratch the surface.
Worktops in laminate or thick veneer that are installed above a dishwasher or oven shall be protected on the underside with FENSJÖ diffusion barrier.
- Supporting legs are required when an overhang exceeds 9 7/8". The maximum distance between these legs should not be more than 31 1/2".
Assembly instructions
SKOGSÅ Countertop903.829.95
- 903.829.95
1 × SKOGSÅ
Countertop- Width: 26 "
- Height: 1 ¾ "
- Length: 100 ½ "
- Weight: 87 lb 1 oz
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Material
What is veneer?
A veneer is a thin wooden sheet attached to things like particleboard to add a durable surface and a natural wood look – so we enjoy the many benefits of wood without using solid wood. The most common veneer types are birch, ash, oak, and beech, and we’ve made a special UV lacquer that helps preserve the wood's natural structure. A benefit with a slightly thicker veneer is how you can repair and sand the surface if it’s damaged to give furniture a longer and more beautiful life.