How much does quartz countertops cost UK?
A slab of basic quality quartz will cost around the £3,000 mark, up to around £3,250. You will find that better quality quartz costs between £3,200 and £3,600. Meanwhile, a slab of the best quality quartz will set you back between £3,500 and £4000. The price you pay for installation tends to be between £150 and £300.
Is quartz worth the money?
For a contemporary, upscale look with very low maintenance required, quartz countertops are definitely worth considering. Be aware of the few potential drawbacks and their price. If you’re willing to live with those things, quartz countertops should meet or exceed your expectations.
Can you put hot pans on quartz worktops?
While a quartz countertop is heat resistant, it can be damaged if exposed to too much heat. Since the resin can only withstand approximately 150 degrees, placing very hot materials such as a pan directly out of the oven will burn the countertop and cause permanent damage.
Where are our granite worktops made?
We have our own custom built showroom and factory based at Devitts Green Farm in the heart of Warwickshire, this is where our team specialise in the fabrication of granite, quartz, silestone and pretty much any type of stone kitchen worktops. We operate in Coventry and further afield across the Midlands and into Central London.
What is the best alternative to granite worktops?
Here at Planet Granite we offer a large range of bespoke quartz worktops including Silestone, Caeserstone, Crl Quartz, Samsung, Neolith Dekton and Unistone etc. Made from one of the hardest minerals on the earth, quartz is a great alternative to granite; this man-made material consists of mainly ground quartz powder mixed with resin.
What is the difference between quartz and granite worktops?
Made from one of the hardest minerals on the earth, quartz is a great alternative to granite; this man-made material consists of mainly ground quartz powder mixed with resin. The resin helps ensure the material doesn’t stain and is thermal and scratch resistant, meaning you never need to get your quartz worktop sealed.
Why choose quartz countertops?
The material is offered in a variety of colours and some quartz designs contain a small amount of glass or metallic flecks which helps to achieve an eye catching kitchen countertop. With our variety of quartz designs you will be able to find the perfect countertop for your home.