ᐅ Two countertops joined together to form a single unit

Hello community experts,

Does anyone know if it is possible to order two countertops for an IKEA kitchen island with a countertop size of 110x90cm (43x35 inches) and have the IKEA installers join them together? The problem is that the veneer countertops are standardly available with a maximum depth of 60cm (24 inches), while I need 90cm (35 inches). In theory, it should work if two pieces are clamped together side by side lengthwise. That is, if IKEA cooperates and the installers are willing to assemble it that way...

Hello, it’s better to choose a custom countertop in the right dimensions. At that size, it’s not very expensive and it’s always better than joined pieces.

Whether the installers are capable of handling unusual tasks cannot be determined in advance. For example, if they are employees of a logistics company who were only trained on specific tasks, they often can only do exactly what they were shown and quickly become overwhelmed with anything different.

The thing is, beech/oak/birch just don't match my living room...

Should it be solid wood?
At a timber specialist store, you should also be able to order a board made from other types of wood in 90cm (35 inches) depth.

I will give it a try! Thanks for the tip.