To minimize material usage and facilitate installation, a corner block of Corian should be made square (butt) rather than mitred. The edges to be joined should be straight, smooth, and clean. Some seams need to be reinforced. Joints should only be made with the Corian Joint Adhesive.
Cutouts should be made with a router equipped with a sharp carbide bit, with a minimum diameter of 10mm.
All corners of a cutout must be rounded to 5mm radius, and the edges smoothed, both on the top and the bottom, all around a cutout. “L” and “U” shaped corners need smooth, 5 mm radius inside corners. For hob cutouts, the corners should be reinforced with a Corian corner block.
Some Corian colours that feature random veins and irregular patterns require special considerations regarding the seams. Please refer to the related technical bulletin for best practices in fabrication of these colours.