I am too about to fit a replacement worktop to a kitchen and have done some research.
Laminate worktops are the easiest to fit and work with- also the cheapest. Level of difficulty depends on size, shape, how many cut outs etc you need too. The simplest being a straight worktop with no cut-outs. You just have to get the back edge tight against the wall, which involves translating/scribing a cut line from wall when you've got it in situ.
If you can provide any more details on what you actually want that help us answer your question better. Also, what tools and experience do you have?
I would have loved to assist you with your project and since you are lookinh at an inexpensive way, I feel that doing any project cheaply can end up more expensive. Have a look at our website, thereafter you can decide if you would like to work with us at WOMAG.
Sam
Earth Colours Innovations
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