Boss surface finish enhances GEC worktops

The Boss surface finish is intended to boost functionality and to enhance the design possibilities of made-to-measure stainless-steel worktops from GEC Anderson.

This new detail also extends the potential lifecycle of worktops in home or work environments, particularly in high-use areas.

According to Martin Tye, GEC's managing director, the finish gives designers the opportunity to get more visual impact in a worktop while also increasing its usefulness.

He said: 'Boss can be added with striking visual effect.

'By giving added protection against scratching or wear, it is a good investment too.

'Stainless-steel worktops can easily last for at least 25 years.

'Boss can extend the normal lifetime of a stainless-steel worktop and can be very useful and effective when added to "busy points" such as draining areas or in areas for setting down hot pans,' added Tye.

Boss configurations are pressed into the satin stainless-steel work surface and are formed from raised circular profiles arranged in various set patterns to suit standard bowl, hob or worktop sizes.

Placed next to a bowl, it acts as a draining aid.

Sited next to a hob, Boss becomes an integral trivet, helping to cool pans and their contents as well as reducing the amount of heat transferred to the worktop, according to the company.

In addition, Boss can be specified to prevent signs of wear and tear at heavily used points on a worktop, such as where pans or other cooking vessels are regularly placed.

The Boss detail is designed for easy care, so that minimal effort is needed to ensure a lustrous and hygienic surface at all times.

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