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Quartz vs Granite vs Dekton worktops
Quartz Worktops
Engineered quartz is a non-porous, stain-resistant surface that delivers a luxury look in everything from crisp whites to bold veined marble effects. It is the most versatile all-rounder for kitchens that want style with minimal upkeep. Note: quartz is heat-sensitive, so always use a trivet for hot pans.
Granite Worktops
Granite is a natural igneous stone prized for its unique veining and speckled patterns — no two slabs are alike. Naturally heat- and scratch-resistant, it is a hard-wearing classic that suits traditional and country kitchens. As a natural stone it is slightly porous, so occasional sealing keeps it beautifully stain-resistant.
Dekton Worktops
Dekton is an ultra-compact surface engineered for maximum durability. It shrugs off heat, scratches, stains and UV, making it the premium choice for hard-working family kitchens and outdoor installations that need to look flawless for years.