Bespoke kitchen worktops in Palma de Mallorca
Most Palma kitchens we work on are in apartments, and the real obstacle is rarely the design — it is getting the worktop up the stairs. Solid Surface is cut and bonded on site, so a three-metre island can be carried up in sections and end up looking like a single piece, with no visible seam where the joint was made. That is the practical difference from granite or porcelain, which arrive as slabs and leave a joint you can see. We make worktops, islands, splashbacks and basins for homes in the Eixample, Santa Catalina, Portixol and the old town, as well as for shops and hotels across the city. The photograph on this page shows a double-island kitchen with a continuous white surface: two separate work areas resolved without a single visible join.
What we solve in a Palma kitchen
- Long islands and peninsulas bonded on site, with no seam on show.
- Worktops with the sink formed into the same surface and a cut-out for the hob.
- Splashbacks that rise from the worktop to the wall with no trim between them.
- Matching basins and bathroom tops, so the whole flat reads as one material.
- Renovation of existing worktops by sanding and polishing, with nothing torn out.
What owners appreciate most over time is the maintenance. With no groove between bowl and worktop there is no channel for limescale and grease to collect in, which is exactly where kitchens start to look tired after three or four years. A cloth is enough for daily cleaning, and marks come out with a soft scouring pad.
If your current worktop is scratched or burnt, it does not always need replacing. Solid Surface is solid all the way through: the colour is the whole thickness of the sheet, not a printed layer. That means the damaged area can be sanded back and the original finish restored. It is a genuine repair rather than a patch, at a fraction of the cost of a new worktop.
Technical survey in Palma
We cover Palma and the surrounding metropolitan area. The survey means measuring the actual opening, checking how the pieces will be brought in, and looking at the state of the base units, since that determines whether the worktop will sit level. You then receive a fixed quotation with no late surprises.
FAQ about Solid Surface in Palma
- How long does a kitchen worktop take in Palma?
- Two to three weeks once measurements and colour are agreed. Fabrication happens in our workshop and installation usually takes a single day.
- Can a burn or a deep scratch be removed?
- Yes. Because the material is solid throughout, the area is sanded and polished back to a uniform finish. No patch and no change of tone.
- Can I put a hot pan straight onto it?
- Better not. We recommend trivets, as prolonged direct heat can mark the surface. If it does happen, it is repairable by sanding.
- Can I keep my units and change only the worktop?
- Yes, and it is one of our most common jobs. We measure over the existing units and replace the surface alone.