Birch Plywood Worktops with HPL
and we’ll send you a real price,
manually calculated for your kitchen
Heat-, Burn-, and Chemical-Resistant Surface
Heat-, Burn-, and Chemical-Resistant Surface
— A hot pan or pot straight from the stove? No trivet needed.
— A smoldering cigarette? Even if left to burn out completely — no mark, no trace.
— Cleaning with strong household chemicals? The surface resists even aggressive agents like acetone.
Our formula for durability — HPL, birch plywood, and acrylic on the edges instead of oil or wax.
Our formula for durability — HPL, birch plywood, and acrylic on the edges instead of oil or wax.
HPL plastic is one of the most trusted and long-lasting materials used in public spaces.
You’ll find it on school desks, café tables, and kitchen countertops — and for good reason.
Our countertops combine HPL by the Italian brand Abet Laminati with water-resistant birch plywood.
All exposed edges and sink cutouts are protected with three layers of acrylic lacquer.
After each coat, we carefully sand the surface — this makes it silky-smooth and helps the next layer penetrate deeper, sealing even the tiniest pores.
We don’t use oil or wax — these finishes are applied in just one or two coats without sanding.
They simply seep into the wood but don’t seal the pores, leaving the structure open to moisture and grease.
Over time, this leads to stains, mold, and plywood degradation.
With our method, the edges become fully sealed and take on a unique, glassy finish — smooth, durable, and moisture-resistant.
Experiment: Hot coffee left for one hour
Experiment: Hot coffee left for one hour
We spilled coffee on two plywood samples and left it for one hour.
The top one was treated with oil and wax — the coffee soaked in and left a stain.
The bottom one was finished with acrylic lacquer — the durable coating protected the surface, no trace remained.
Want to know the price of your worktop?
Just enter the approximate length and width, and we’ll calculate the cost for your kitchen.
No drawings needed. No exact measurements required.
Fill out the form — and get a manual quote with no auto-generated prices or hidden fees.
Quiet style, strong character
Quiet style, strong character
It looks like natural wood because it is. But it’s ready for heat, water, and everyday mess.
A balanced choice between chipboard and premium surfaces
Our birch plywood countertop with HPL coating offers a smart compromise between standard chipboard and more expensive options like solid wood, acrylic, or compact laminate.
It costs slightly more than regular HPL-covered chipboard — but the difference is well worth it.
Chipboard countertops often swell at the joints or around the sink.
Water seeps into the porous material and gets absorbed like a sponge.
Sealants and plastic edge bands don’t help — sometimes a single drop is enough to cause damage.
Solid wood countertops treated with oil come with different issues: the weak protective layer requires constant maintenance, yet still doesn’t prevent stains or cracks.
In terms of durability, oil simply can’t match HPL.
A plywood countertop with HPL costs less than solid wood — and lasts longer with less care.
To make your decision easier, we’ve prepared a comparison table: moisture resistance, heat resistance, scratch and stain durability, ease of maintenance, lifespan, and cost.
You’ll see for yourself — birch plywood with HPL is a practical, well-balanced solution.
Standard Blank Prices — for custom HPL birch worktops
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What’s included
in the price -
Cutting one piece to your custom size -
Visible edges are finished with a soft radius — for a clean look and a smooth, pleasant touch. -
Coating all four edges — including the ones hidden against walls — and the underside with durable acrylic lacquer.
This ensures full protection from moisture, swelling, and mold, even in the event of a serious leak.
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Additional
services - Cutting with edge sealing (per meter)Includes:
– Cutting to your required size
– Sealing all edges and the underside with durable acrylic lacquer — including edges hidden against walls
– Soft radius on visible edges for a clean look and a pleasant touch
Price: €20/m -
Corner joint between two countertops (Mason’s Mitre Joint) Includes:
– Angled cut on both pieces
– Full edge sealing with acrylic lacquer
– Drilling for three connecting bolts
– Set of three bolts included
Price: €30 -
Cut-out for sink or cooktop
Includes full edge sealing with acrylic lacquer.
Price: €45 - Cutting from leftover material, without lacquer (per meter) For shelves, supports, or additional parts.
Price: €3/m -
Freestanding use (like a table) If the countertop is used as a freestanding element, HPL must also be applied to the underside to ensure structural stability.Adds +10% to the total price
Here are four real-life ways to do it — from full DIY to letting us handle everything.
If your kitchen is already installed and you’re confident using a tape measure — go for it!
Measure everything carefully, including cutouts for the sink and cooktop.
We recommend measuring twice: first to create your sketch, then again to double-check all dimensions.
Make a simple hand-drawn sketch and send it to us.
We’ll manufacture the countertop, deliver it, and you can install it yourself using just a screwdriver or drill.
The worktop is mounted from underneath — fixed to the top edges of your kitchen cabinets.
This is the most budget-friendly option.
🤝 Option 2: Ask Your Kitchen Installer
If your kitchen hasn’t been installed yet, you’re in a great position.
Once the cabinets are in place, you can ask the same installer to take measurements for the countertop — this way, you don’t need to call a separate person just for measuring.
If the installer has made a good impression on you, that’s another advantage — you already have someone you can trust.
You can even be part of the process and sketch the layout together.
It’s highly recommended to be present during the measuring and sketching to reduce the risk of mistakes.
When your countertop is ready, the same person can install it too.
No need to hire anyone else.
👷♂️ Option 3: Hire an Installer
You can always hire a separate installer to take measurements and do the installation.
However, even though the person may be a professional, this doesn’t guarantee that the measuring — the most critical part of the whole process — will be done correctly.
That’s why we strongly recommend being present during the measurement.
Ideally, take the measurements twice:
– First, to create the initial sketch.
– Then again, to double-check all the dimensions based on that sketch.
This helps reduce the risk of mistakes and misunderstandings.
🚐 Option 4: Let Us Handle Everything (Riga and Nearby Areas)
If you’re located in Riga or the surrounding areas, the easiest solution is to contact us.
We’ll come to you, take all the necessary measurements, and install the finished countertop.
No drawings, no tools, no stress — just book a visit, and we’ll take care of the rest.
Samples of Solid Color HPL Laminate
Stock Collection
Samples of Solid Color HPL Laminate
Stock Collection
If you don’t see the color you need — we’ll do our best to help you find it and, if possible, order it specially for you.
This is just for a price estimate.
An HPL plastic surface is included by default — no need to choose the color yet.
Add sink or hob cutouts if needed.
This is just for a price estimate.
An HPL plastic surface is included by default — no need to choose the color yet.
Add sink or hob cutouts if needed.
This is just for a price estimate.
An HPL plastic surface is included by default — no need to choose the color yet.
Add sink or hob cutouts if needed.
Got a technical drawing? Great. But even a hand-drawn sketch with approximate dimensions is a perfect start.
Choose the worktop shape you need and enter the dimensions —
or upload a drawing/sketch
or upload a drawing/sketch
Riga, Latvia
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