Worktops need to be functional, hardwearing and aesthetically pleasing. From preparing dinner, baking cakes or simply a surface to put your keys on, the worktops are used around the clock. All worktops materials come in a wide choice of colours and finishes and some customers mix and match materials for a design feature. Kitchen worktops make up an average 20% of the visual aspect of your kitchen and play a huge part in complementing the style of the room.
Granite is a natural stone material and is known for its unique appearance. Every slab differs from one to another, with rare colours and patterns. Granite material is very hard wearing, along with quartz, its the best material for long term use.
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Quartz worktops are our most popular choice due to its durability, colour range and cleanliness. Quartz is a man-made product, made from quartz crystals, resins and pigments. Quartz slabs are made to look a certain way, so samples in showrooms are exactly what the slab will look like in your new kitchen. Quartz worktops need minimal maintenance, making it ideal for busy working kitchens.
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Laminate worktops are a popular choice due to affordability. There are such a wide range of choice over multiple laminate worktop brands, which all come in varies standard lengths. The patterns and finishes often replicate solid surface appearances, so you can still create a high end finish. There are also a number of brands that offer custom laminate worktops with curves pre-made which is ideal for islands or curving the ends of the worktops into doorways.
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Solid wood creates a warm, homely feeling to kitchens with its unique grain patterns and natural colours. Although solid wood is a solid surface, it does require maintenance to keep the worktops looking in top shape. Sanding and re-oiling is required often to keep them in great condition and to prevent water ingress.
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