General Questions
DRT Laminating specializes in manufacturing high-quality kitchen countertops, including postform tops, flat-pressed countertops, and pressed board 13’s (B13). We also produce kickplates for kitchen installations and offer delivery services across Johannesburg.
Our countertops are perfect for homeowners, kitchen installers, shopfitters, and businesses looking for durable and stylish work surfaces.
We are based at 80 Side Rd, West Turffontein, Johannesburg South, 2190, and provide delivery services across the region.
Selecting the perfect countertop depends on your space, usage, and style preferences. We offer a range of finishes, including bullnose (delta), squareline, and flat-pressed options. Whether you need a durable work surface for a busy kitchen or a sleek countertop for a commercial space, our team is here to help you choose the best fit.
We manufacture both standard and custom-sized countertops to meet your specifications. Our countertops are crafted from high-quality laminated materials designed for durability and style. Additionally, we supply pressed board 13’s (B13) for industry professionals and manufacture kickplates to complete your kitchen installations.
Getting a quote is easy! Simply contact us with your requirements, including the dimensions, style, and quantity needed. Our team will provide a tailored quote based on your specifications.
At DRT Laminating, we focus on precision, durability, and affordability. Our countertops are crafted using high-quality materials, and we offer tailored solutions to meet specific needs. Whether you need a single countertop or bulk orders for commercial projects, we ensure top-tier craftsmanship and customer satisfaction.
It’s not recommended to place hot pans directly on laminate countertops. Extreme heat can cause bubbling, discoloration, or even cracks in the laminate surface. To protect your countertop and extend its life, always use a trivet or heat-resistant pad.
Another name for a countertop is a worktop or kitchen top. Some people also refer to it as a benchtop, especially in other regions like Australia or the UK.
There’s no real difference—countertop and worktop are used interchangeably. "Countertop" is more common in South Africa and the US, while "worktop" is often used in the UK. Both refer to the flat surface used for preparing food or working in kitchens, bathrooms, and other spaces.
It’s called a countertop because it sits on top of cabinets or drawers, acting as a counter or working surface. The term highlights its functional role in kitchens, bathrooms, and other utility spaces.
In kitchens, counters (short for countertops) refer to the flat surfaces used for preparing food, placing appliances, or working. In general English, “counter” can also mean a person who counts or a surface used in shops and restaurants.
A bathroom countertop is the surface area around or above your bathroom vanity. It’s where sinks are installed and where toiletries or bathroom essentials are placed. At DRT Laminating, we can customize countertops for both kitchens and bathrooms.
Countertop installation involves measuring, cutting, and fitting a countertop to perfectly match your space—usually in kitchens or bathrooms. Our clients often install DRT Laminating’s postform or flat-pressed tops with the help of a kitchen installer or shopfitter.
Countertop seating refers to seating arrangements at a raised counter or kitchen island, usually using bar stools. It’s ideal for quick meals, casual gatherings, or socializing while cooking.
Countertop edging is the finished edge design of a countertop. At DRT Laminating, we offer popular edging profiles like bullnose (delta) and squareline to enhance durability and appearance.
A sink countertop is a countertop with a cut-out for a sink, typically found in kitchens or bathrooms. We can manufacture countertops to your exact specifications, including custom sink cut-outs.
A person who cuts countertops is typically called a fabricator or installer. At DRT Laminating, we manufacture countertops to precise sizes, and then professional installers or kitchen fitters handle the cutting and fitting on-site.