Ottawa IKEA Kitchen Renovation Guide 2026

A practical, step-by-step guide based on real experience renovating a condo kitchen in downtown Ottawa using IKEA cabinets. Real costs. Real timelines. Real surprises. Everything you need to know before you start.

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Why This Guide Exists

When most people think about an IKEA kitchen, they picture picking out cabinets and having them installed. The reality is far more involved — especially in a condo.

This guide was written during an actual IKEA kitchen renovation in a downtown Ottawa high-rise condo in early 2026. It documents every step, every vendor, every invoice, and every surprise along the way. The goal is simple: help anyone considering the same project know exactly what they are getting into.

This is not a sponsored guide. There are no affiliate links, no contractor referrals, and nothing for sale. It is an independent resource for Ottawa homeowners researching IKEA kitchen renovations.

Table of Contents
1. The Step-by-Step Process 2. Real Cost Breakdown (Actual Project) 3. Realistic Timeline 4. Condo-Specific Considerations 5. IKEA Stock Issues 6. Countertops & Backsplash 7. The Contractor Quote 8. Lessons Learned 9. Pre-Renovation Checklist 10. FAQ

The Step-by-Step IKEA Kitchen Renovation Process

Here is how a typical IKEA condo kitchen renovation unfolds, from first consultation to finished kitchen.

Step 1

In-Home IKEA Design Consultation

Since summer 2025, IKEA offers in-home kitchen design consultations for $199. An IKEA kitchen planner visits your home, measures the space, takes photos, and helps design your cabinet layout using the IKEA Kitchen Planner software (IKS).

If you proceed with purchasing cabinets from IKEA, the $199 consultation fee is credited back toward your cabinet purchase.

The planner will produce a detailed package including floor plans, elevation drawings, a product master list with pricing, and detailed notes about your specific kitchen.

From the real project
The IKEA planner noted two different ceiling heights in the condo kitchen (102-1/2" at one end, dropping to 92-3/8" at the lowest point), a concrete wall in the pantry area requiring special anchoring, and the need for floor patching where old cabinet footprints would not match the new layout. These are exactly the kinds of things you would not catch on your own.
Tip: Before the consultation, have a rough idea of what you want — cabinet style (SEKTION frames with your choice of door fronts), colour preferences, and whether you want to keep or move plumbing locations. The designer works faster with some direction. Also know your appliance plans — the planner needs to know what oven, cooktop, microwave, and fridge dimensions to design around.
Step 2

Kitchen Planning & Cabinet Order

Once your layout is finalized, IKEA prepares a master shopping list. For a mid-sized condo kitchen, this can be 30+ individual items across dozens of SKUs — frames, doors, drawers, hinges, shelves, lighting strips, filler pieces, and hardware.

IKEA may generate multiple shopping carts because some items are out of stock. You will likely be responsible for:

  • Subscribing to restock notifications for out-of-stock items
  • Monitoring IKEA inventory regularly
  • Placing follow-up orders as items become available
  • Scheduling additional deliveries or store pickups
From the real project
The master shopping list included over 100 individual line items across 20+ cabinet assemblies. Door fronts chosen were SINARP (oak veneer), ranging from $38 to $178 per door depending on size. The total cabinet order came to approximately $6,600 before tax. IKEA Family membership saved roughly 15% on select items.
Heads up: Stock issues can delay your project by weeks. Some cabinet sizes or specific door fronts (SINARP, ASKERSUND, etc.) go in and out of stock unpredictably. Start ordering as early as possible and be prepared to make multiple trips or orders.
Step 3

Pre-Installation Visit ($199)

If you choose IKEA's installation service, a mandatory pre-installation visit is required before work begins. This costs $199 and is deducted from your total installation cost.

During this visit, the installer verifies that the kitchen plan is suitable for installation, checks for any additional work required, and confirms the space is ready for cabinets.

Important detail: Cabinets stored outside the home (e.g., in a storage locker) must be brought into the unit at least 72 hours before installation to acclimatize to the home's temperature and humidity. Cabinets must be on the same level as the kitchen for installation day.
Step 4

Contractor & Demolition

IKEA installs cabinets but does not perform demolition, electrical, or plumbing work. You need a general contractor (GC) for:

  • Demolition of existing kitchen, countertops, tile backsplash, and appliance removal
  • Electrical work to support the new layout (outlet relocation, arc fault breakers, hardwired lighting channels)
  • Drywall patching after demolition and electrical
  • Plumbing modifications for the new sink location
  • Venting hookup for range hood
  • Baseboard supply and installation, including painting
From the real project
The contractor quote for kitchen-only work (not including bathroom renovations done at the same time) broke down to approximately $9,250 before tax. Demolition was $2,200, electrical was $2,500 (including arc fault breakers and a dining room light rewire), drywall patching was $800, lighting channel creation was $1,200, plumbing was $1,000, and backsplash tile installation was $2,500. Floor tile repair, venting, and baseboard added the rest.
Step 5

Cabinet Installation

After demolition and preparation are complete, IKEA-contracted installers arrive to assemble and install the cabinet system. This typically takes 1–3 days depending on kitchen size and complexity.

The installers handle mounting the SEKTION frames, attaching door fronts, installing MAXIMERA drawers, adjusting UTRUSTA hinges, and fitting LED under-cabinet lighting (MITTLED strips).

Tip: IKEA's installation service comes with a 5-year installation warranty on top of the standard 25-year SEKTION product warranty. This alone can justify the professional installation cost vs. DIY, especially for wall-mounted upper cabinets in a condo.
Step 6

Countertop Measurement & Installation

Countertops are ordered through IKEA but supplied and installed by a third-party partner. This is a multi-step process:

  1. Measurement visit: A technician visits after cabinet installation to take precise measurements and template the countertop
  2. Fabrication: The countertop is custom-fabricated (typically 2–4 weeks)
  3. Installation visit: A second visit to install the finished countertop, including sink cutout and edge finishing
From the real project
LOCKEBO glass composite countertops were chosen (off-white/beige marble effect, 1-1/8" thick). The countertop order included the surface material, undermount sink preparation, straight edge finishing, hole cutting, polishing, measurement visit, and installation — totaling approximately $5,400 before tax after IKEA Family discounts. A matching TARNHULT glass composite wall panel backsplash was also ordered through IKEA for approximately $1,850 plus installation.
Important: You will be without countertops (and likely without a functioning sink) for 2–4 weeks between cabinet installation and countertop installation. Plan accordingly — this is the longest gap in the process.
Step 7

Sink, Faucet & Backsplash

The installation sequence for plumbing fixtures and backsplash depends on your choices:

  • Your faucet may be temporarily installed after the countertop goes in
  • It may need to be removed again before backsplash installation
  • Then reinstalled once backsplash work is complete

Tile backsplashes and single-piece panel backsplashes have very different installation sequences. Discuss the order of operations with your contractor early.

From the real project
The kitchen sink was sourced from a local Ottawa plumbing and kitchen showroom (not from IKEA) — a Franke Maris undermount single bowl in Fragranite composite, champagne finish, at about $710 plus a matching strainer at $74. The countertop team needed to know the exact sink model in advance to cut the undermount opening. The IKEA planner noted this as a "saddle cut" modification to the sink cabinet.
Step 8

Final Completion

Once countertops, backsplash, plumbing fixtures, lighting, and accessories are all in place, the kitchen becomes fully functional. Final touches typically include:

  • Adjusting cabinet doors and drawer alignment
  • Installing under-cabinet LED lighting (MITTLED strips with transformers)
  • Adding interior organizers and drawer inserts
  • Touch-up paint, caulking, and baseboard finishing
  • Appliance installation (which you coordinate separately)

Real Cost Breakdown (Actual Ottawa Condo Project)

These are real numbers from an actual IKEA kitchen renovation in a downtown Ottawa high-rise condo, completed in early 2026. All figures are before HST unless noted.

CategoryDetailsCost (pre-tax)
IKEA Cabinets & Hardware
SEKTION cabinet framesBase cabinets, wall cabinets, high cabinets (pantry)~$2,100
SINARP door fronts (oak veneer)All sizes from 12x10" to 24x60" — ranging $38–$178 each~$2,400
MAXIMERA drawersHigh, medium, and low drawers in various sizes~$850
UTRUSTA hinges & shelvesSoft-close hinges, shelves, horizontal door hardware~$550
MITTLED LED lightingUnder-cabinet light strips (12", 15", 18", 24" lengths)~$200
NYTTIG filler piecesFiller panels for range micro/hood area~$55
Glass drawer sides, pull-outsMAXIMERA glass sides, pull-out interior fittings~$300
VRESJON stainless steel sink73x44 included in cabinet order (later replaced with Franke)$559
Cabinet subtotal~$7,000
Countertops & Backsplash (through IKEA)
LOCKEBO glass composite countertopCustom, 1-1/8" thick, off-white/beige marble effect. ~28.5 sq ft at $80/sq ft minus IKEA Family discount~$1,940
Countertop preparation & finishingUndermount sink prep, polishing, hole cutting, straight edge~$525
Countertop measurement visitOn-site templating after cabinets installed$264
Countertop installationProfessional installation of finished countertop~$830
TARNHULT wall panel backsplashMatching glass composite, ~24 sq ft at $80/sq ft~$1,650
Backsplash hole cutting & installOutlet cutouts and professional installation~$200
Countertop & backsplash subtotal~$5,400
Contractor (General Contractor Quote)
DemolitionExisting kitchen, countertops, tile backsplash, appliance removal$2,200
ElectricalNew layout support, arc fault breakers, dining room light rewire$2,500
Drywall patchingAfter electrical and demolition$800
Lighting channelCreate electrical channel for hardwired under-cabinet lighting$1,200
PlumbingKitchen plumbing budget for new layout$1,000
Backsplash tile installationInstall customer-supplied tile$2,500
Floor tile repairPatch holes where old cabinet footprint differs$500
Venting hookupRange hood venting$250
BaseboardSupply, install, and paint$800
Contractor subtotal (kitchen only)~$11,750
Fixtures (Not from IKEA)
Kitchen sinkFranke Maris undermount, Fragranite, champagne — from Ottawa showroom$710
Sink strainerFranke matching champagne strainer assembly$74
AppliancesBosch cooktop, oven, microwave hood (customer-sourced, not IKEA)Varies
Fixtures subtotal~$784+
Estimated Kitchen Total (before HST)~$25,000
With HST (13%)~$28,250
Context: This was a mid-to-large condo kitchen with an L-shaped layout, full pantry wall, premium countertops (glass composite, not laminate), oak veneer door fronts (not the cheapest option), an undermount sink from a specialty showroom, and a full electrical overhaul including arc fault breakers. A simpler renovation with laminate counters, IKEA's base-model doors, and fewer electrical changes could come in significantly lower.
IKEA Family savings: Signing up for a free IKEA Family membership saved roughly $600–$700 across the countertop orders alone (15% off LOCKEBO countertops and installation). Cabinet items also had per-item Family discounts. The membership is free — sign up before you buy anything.

Realistic Timeline

Most people underestimate how long an IKEA kitchen renovation takes. Here is a realistic timeline based on actual experience in Ottawa.

PhaseDurationNotes
Design consultation & planning2–4 weeksIncludes IKEA visit, design revisions, finalizing layout
Ordering & receiving all cabinets2–6 weeksHighly variable due to stock issues; may require multiple orders
Pre-installation visit1 day$199 mandatory visit before installation can be booked
Demolition & preparation3–7 daysIncludes electrical, plumbing, and drywall patching
Cabinet installation1–3 daysIKEA-contracted installers
Countertop measurement1 day (visit)Scheduled after cabinets are installed
Countertop fabrication2–4 weeksThis is the longest single wait in the project
Countertop + backsplash installation1–2 daysMay be same day if using matching panel backsplash
Plumbing, finishing, touch-ups1–3 daysSink hookup, faucet, baseboard, paint touch-up
Total (realistic)8–16 weeksEnd to end from first consultation to finished kitchen
The gap that catches people off guard: After cabinets are installed, you will wait 2–4 weeks for countertops to be fabricated. During this time, you likely have no sink and no usable counter surface. Plan for takeout, a temporary kitchen setup (microwave, electric kettle, paper plates), or eating out.

Condo-Specific Considerations

Renovating a kitchen in a condo adds several layers of complexity that house owners do not face.

Condo Board Approval

Most Ottawa condos require you to submit renovation plans to the condo board or property manager before any work begins. This typically includes:

  • Detailed scope of work
  • Contractor insurance certificates (liability + WSIB)
  • Projected timeline
  • Refundable security deposit

Allow 1–3 weeks for approval. Some boards only meet monthly.

Noise & Work Hours

Condos typically restrict renovation work to specific hours — commonly 9 AM to 5 PM, Monday to Friday. Some buildings prohibit work on weekends entirely.

Demolition is the noisiest phase. Your contractor should be aware of and respect these restrictions.

Elevator Booking

Cabinet deliveries and debris removal require elevator access. Most condos require you to book the service elevator in advance. IKEA kitchen orders can arrive on multiple pallets — coordinate delivery timing with your building's management.

Water Shutoffs

Plumbing work may require shutting off water to your unit or your stack. This requires coordination with building management and advance notice to affected neighbours. Some buildings only allow shutoffs during specific hours.

Concrete Walls

Many Ottawa condo buildings have concrete structural walls in the kitchen area. This affects cabinet mounting (requires concrete anchors instead of wood screws) and may require special tools. Your IKEA planner should note this.

Real example
The pantry area in this project had a concrete wall, requiring concrete installation methods and adding complexity to the cabinet mounting.

Variable Ceiling Heights

Condos often have soffits, bulkheads, or varying ceiling heights that affect upper cabinet placement. Ceiling can drop significantly where ductwork or structural beams run.

Real example
This condo had ceiling heights that varied from 102-1/2" to 92-3/8" across the kitchen — a 10" difference that required custom-height upper cabinets (modified from 15" standard to 10" in some locations).

Storage & Staging

An IKEA kitchen order can easily be 30–50 flat-pack boxes weighing hundreds of kilograms total. In a condo, you need to plan where these will be stored before and during installation. Consider your storage locker, a spare bedroom, or staggering deliveries.

Remember: cabinets need to acclimatize inside your unit for at least 72 hours before installation.

Floor Patching

If your new cabinet layout differs from the old one (different widths, different locations), there will be exposed floor areas where old cabinets used to sit. If you are not replacing the flooring, budget for floor patching or tile repair to cover these gaps.

Dealing with IKEA Stock Issues

This is one of the most frustrating parts of the process and deserves its own section.

The Reality of IKEA Inventory

IKEA kitchen components (SEKTION frames, MAXIMERA drawers, specific door fronts like SINARP or ASKERSUND) frequently go in and out of stock. When your master shopping list is first created, it is common for several items to be unavailable.

What this means for you:

  • Your order may be split into multiple shopping carts
  • You will need to sign up for email restock notifications on each missing item
  • You may need to check the IKEA website or app daily
  • When items come back in stock, they can sell out again within hours
  • Each follow-up order may require a separate delivery fee
From the real project
The original countertop order had to be cancelled and completely reordered when the scope changed to include the backsplash wall panel. The first order ($3,592 including tax) was fully refunded, and a new combined order ($6,114 including tax) was placed five days later. This is a perfect example of how the ordering process can shift unexpectedly — and why you should be prepared for changes, refunds, and reorders.
Strategies that help:
  • Start ordering as early as possible — do not wait until you are ready to install
  • Check the Ottawa IKEA store (Pinecrest) and the online store separately — in-store availability often differs from online
  • Consider picking up small items in-store rather than paying for delivery each time
  • If a specific door front is chronically out of stock, ask your designer about compatible alternatives in the same colour family
  • Keep a spreadsheet tracking every SKU, what has arrived, and what is outstanding
  • Order spare filler pieces, cover panels, and small hardware — they are cheap and IKEA accepts returns

Countertops & Backsplash Deep Dive

Countertop Options Through IKEA

IKEA offers several countertop lines through their third-party fabrication partner:

  • Laminate (SALJAN, etc.): Most affordable. Ready-made sizes, limited customization. Can be cut to fit.
  • LOCKEBO glass composite: Premium option with marble-effect patterns. Custom-fabricated to your exact measurements. $80/sq ft before IKEA Family discount.
  • Quartz: Durable, low-maintenance. Higher cost, longer fabrication.
  • Butcher block (KARLBY, etc.): Available directly from IKEA. Can be installed without the third-party partner.

Custom countertops (LOCKEBO, quartz) require the two-visit process: measurement, then installation.

Backsplash Options

Your backsplash choice significantly affects cost, timeline, and coordination:

  • TARNHULT matching wall panel: Ordered through IKEA alongside countertops. Installed by the same team. Seamless look. ~$80/sq ft.
  • Tile backsplash: More design flexibility. Requires your GC or a tiler to install. Grouting and drying time. Faucet may need removal/reinstallation. Budget $2,500+ for labour.
  • Panel backsplash: Faster installation. Fewer coordination issues.
  • Paint only: Simplest and cheapest option.

Decide on your backsplash before countertop installation so everyone can plan the installation sequence.

Undermount sink preparation: If you choose an undermount sink (installed from below the countertop), the countertop fabricator needs the exact sink model and dimensions before they cut the countertop. This is called a "saddle cut" — have your sink purchased and on-hand well before countertop measurement day.

The Contractor Quote — What to Expect

IKEA handles cabinet installation, but everything else falls to your general contractor. Here is what a real contractor quote looked like for a downtown Ottawa condo kitchen renovation.

Line ItemTypeAmount
Demolition of existing kitchen, countertops, tile backsplash & appliancesSupply & Install$2,200
Electrical: support new layout, arc fault breakers, dining light rewireSupply & Install$2,500
Drywall patching after electrical and demolitionSupply & Install$800
Create electrical channel for hardwired under-cabinet lightingSupply & Install$1,200
Plumbing budget for kitchenSupply & Install$1,000
Install customer-supplied backsplash tileInstall only$2,500
Repair floor tile holes (where old cabinets sat)Install only$500
Venting hookup for range hoodInstall only$250
Supply and install baseboard, including paintingSupply & Install$800
Kitchen contractor total$11,750
HST (13%)$1,528
Kitchen contractor total with tax$13,278
What was NOT included in this quote: Repainting the kitchen (other than baseboard), new flooring, electrical panel cover replacement, and appliance purchase/installation. These are common extras that can add thousands if needed.
Tip: The contractor quote distinguished between "Supply & Install" (S&I) items where they provide materials, and "Install only" (I) items where you supply the materials. Make sure you understand which is which — if tile installation is "Install only," you need to buy and have the tile ready before the contractor arrives.

Lessons Learned

These are things that were surprising or that would have been useful to know beforehand, based on actual experience.

You are the project manager
Nobody is coordinating the full project for you. IKEA handles cabinet installation. The countertop partner handles countertops. Your GC handles demo and trades. But scheduling them all, ensuring the right things are ready at the right time, and handling surprises? That is all on you.
Appliances need early decisions
The IKEA planner designs around your appliance dimensions. If you have not chosen your oven, cooktop, microwave hood, and fridge yet, the planner cannot finalize the layout. In this project, the oven cabinet had specific notes: the oven cutout could not exceed 28-1/2" wide, and the cooktop could not exceed 30" wide. Buy your appliances (or at least confirm the models and dimensions) before your design consultation.
The countertop gap is the hardest part
After cabinets are installed, you wait 2–4 weeks for countertop fabrication. During this time you have cabinet boxes with no surface on top, no sink, and no running water in the kitchen. Set up a temporary station elsewhere in the unit.
Orders can get cancelled and reordered
When the countertop scope changed to add a matching backsplash panel, the entire first countertop order had to be cancelled ($3,600 refund) and a new combined order placed ($6,100). This is not unusual. Be prepared for order changes, and track your refunds carefully.
IKEA Family membership saves real money
The free IKEA Family card saved approximately $340 on a single countertop order (15% off LOCKEBO) and additional per-item discounts on cabinets. Over the entire kitchen, Family savings can easily exceed $600–$700. Sign up before you purchase anything.
The sink is not a trivial decision
An undermount sink requires the countertop to be cut to its exact specifications. A top-mount sink is more forgiving. Decide early, and if choosing undermount, have the actual physical sink on-hand before the countertop measurement visit. Also consider sourcing from a local Ottawa kitchen showroom (like Mondeau on Algoma Road) for better selection and quality than IKEA's in-house options.
Over-order small items
Filler pieces (NYTTIG), extra hinges (UTRUSTA), cover panels, and small hardware are inexpensive ($10–$69 each). Buy extras. Returns are easy, but waiting weeks for a $10 filler piece that holds up your entire installation is not.
Document everything before demolition
Photograph plumbing connections, electrical outlets, gas lines, existing layout dimensions, and anything behind cabinets you can see. Your contractor will thank you, and it is invaluable if anything unexpected comes up during demo.

Pre-Renovation Checklist

Use this checklist before starting your IKEA kitchen renovation.

Before You Start
  • Review your condo's renovation rules, by-laws, and noise restrictions
  • Submit renovation request to condo board / property manager
  • Sign up for free IKEA Family membership
  • Book IKEA in-home design consultation ($199)
  • Choose your appliances (or at least confirm exact models and dimensions)
  • Set a realistic budget — plan for $20,000–$30,000 for a mid-range condo kitchen
  • Decide on countertop material (laminate, LOCKEBO glass composite, quartz, butcher block)
  • Decide on backsplash type (matching panel, tile, paint)
  • Select and purchase your sink and faucet early
  • Photograph existing kitchen thoroughly (including behind appliances)
During the Process
  • Create a spreadsheet tracking every IKEA order, SKU, and delivery status
  • Subscribe to restock notifications for every out-of-stock item
  • Book service elevator for each delivery and demo debris removal
  • Confirm contractor insurance certificates (liability + WSIB)
  • Schedule and confirm pre-installation visit ($199)
  • Coordinate water shutoff with building management
  • Set up temporary kitchen area (microwave, kettle, disposable dishes)
  • Ensure cabinets are in-unit for 72+ hours before installation day
  • Have sink on-hand before countertop measurement visit
  • Notify neighbours about renovation timeline and expected noise

Frequently Asked Questions

No. IKEA installs cabinets but does not perform demolition, electrical, or plumbing work. You need your own general contractor for those phases. IKEA may introduce recommended contractors, but you ultimately work with them directly and coordinate scheduling yourself.

Based on real experience: a mid-range IKEA kitchen renovation in an Ottawa condo costs approximately $25,000–$30,000 before tax for a full renovation with premium countertops and oak veneer doors. A simpler renovation with laminate counters and basic door fronts could be $15,000–$20,000. The contractor portion alone (demo, electrical, plumbing, drywall, finishing) was about $12,000 before tax in the real project documented here.

Realistically, 8 to 16 weeks from first design consultation to finished kitchen. The actual hands-on work (demolition, cabinet installation, countertop installation, finishing) takes roughly 2–3 weeks total, but the waiting periods — stock availability, countertop fabrication, scheduling coordination — add up significantly.

No, not for a significant portion of the project. After demolition begins, your kitchen is non-functional. The longest gap is usually 2–4 weeks between cabinet installation and countertop installation, during which you have no countertop surface and no sink. Plan a temporary kitchen setup in another room with a microwave, electric kettle, and disposable dishes.

Since summer 2025, IKEA offers an in-home kitchen design consultation for $199. A planner visits your home, measures the space, identifies structural considerations (ceiling heights, concrete walls, etc.), and designs the cabinet layout. You receive a detailed package with floor plans, elevation drawings, a product master list with pricing, and installation notes. If you purchase cabinets from IKEA, the $199 is credited toward your order.

Yes, IKEA SEKTION cabinets are designed for DIY assembly and installation. However, in a condo with concrete walls, variable ceiling heights, and complex layouts, professional installation is strongly recommended. IKEA's installation service includes a 5-year warranty on the installation work (in addition to the 25-year SEKTION product warranty). You will still need licensed trades for demolition, electrical, and plumbing regardless.

A cosmetic kitchen renovation (replacing cabinets and countertops in the same location) typically does not require a City of Ottawa building permit. However, if you are moving plumbing, adding or relocating electrical outlets, or modifying structural elements, a permit may be required. Your condo corporation also has its own approval process — review your condo's declaration, by-laws, and rules for renovation requirements.

The Ottawa IKEA store is located at 2685 Iris Street (Pinecrest area). Kitchen consultations can be booked through the IKEA website or by visiting the kitchen department in-store. The in-home consultation is a separate service booked through IKEA Kitchen Services. Online ordering ships from IKEA's eCommerce warehouse (not necessarily the local store), so stock availability may differ between in-store and online.

SINARP is one of IKEA's door front styles for SEKTION kitchen cabinets. They feature a real oak veneer surface with a clean, modern Scandinavian look. They are a mid-range option — more premium than melamine-finish doors but less expensive than solid wood. Individual doors range from about $38 (small drawer fronts) to $178 (large pantry doors) depending on size.

LOCKEBO is IKEA's custom glass composite countertop line. It is fabricated to your exact measurements and comes in patterns like off-white/beige marble effect. Priced at approximately $80 per square foot (before IKEA Family discount), it is more affordable than natural stone or high-end quartz but more premium than laminate. It includes options for undermount sink cutouts, edge finishing, and matching TARNHULT wall panel backsplash in the same material.