Worktop materials
Five surfaces, and none of them is right for every kitchen. Here is what each one actually does, including the parts that are usually left out.
Quartz worktops
The most popular worktop material in Britain, and for good reason. Non-porous, hard wearing, and consistent from one slab to the next.
Read about quartzGranite worktops
Quarried rock, no two slabs alike, and the most heat tolerant of the natural stones. The classic that keeps earning its place.
Read about graniteMarble worktops
The most beautiful surface you can put in a kitchen, and the one that asks the most of you. Worth it in the right place.
Read about marblePorcelain and sintered stone worktops
The technical answer. Takes a hot pan without flinching, holds its colour in sunlight, and works outdoors as well as in.
Read about porcelainQuartzite worktops
Marble movement, granite hardness, and a slab nobody else has. The one people mean when they say they want something special.
Read about quartziteWhat is included as standard
- Every cut-out free of charge, for the sink, hob, taps and sockets, however many
- Pencil edges as standard, so corners are kind to small hands
- Drainer grooves as standard
- Free home visit with samples, we come to you
- Your actual slab approved from photographs before anything is cut
- 10 year guarantee, in writing
Cut-outs, drainer grooves and pencil edges are commonly itemised as extras elsewhere. They are not extras here, which is worth checking when you compare two quotes that look similar at the headline.
Not sure which one
Tell us how you cook and we will tell you what suits. A free home visit, with samples, in your own light.
Free home visit with samples. Every cut-out included. Ten year guarantee.