Quartz Worktops
Shop our collection of quartz worktops in more than 60 colours and designs,
including white, grey, black, Calacatta and marble-effect finishes.
Prices start from around £130 per m², with templating, fabrication and
professional installation available. Not sure which finish to choose?
Order up to 3 free samples to compare at home.
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Calacatta Oro Quartz Worktop
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Quartz Worktop Prices
Quartz worktop prices vary depending on the colour, design, thickness and complexity
of the kitchen layout.
At Stoned Collective, quartz is available at trade rates from around
£130 to £500 per m², with many popular colours priced between
approximately £140 and £180 per m².
Premium marble-effect and statement designs may cost more, while simpler colours
are often more affordable.
For a detailed breakdown, read our
Quartz Worktop Prices Guide
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or send us your kitchen plans for an accurate quotation.
Why Choose Quartz Worktops?
Quartz combines the premium appearance of stone with practical everyday maintenance,
making it one of the most popular choices for modern kitchens.
- Low maintenance — no routine sealing is normally required.
- Non-porous surface — easy to clean and suitable for busy kitchens.
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Wide choice of colours — from plain whites and greys to dramatic
marble-effect designs. -
Consistent appearance — engineered patterns make it easier to
coordinate larger kitchens and islands. - Hard-wearing — suitable for everyday kitchen use when correctly cared for.
- 20mm and 30mm options — choose the profile that best suits your kitchen design.
Quartz Worktop Colours
Our quartz collection includes designs for both contemporary and traditional kitchens,
from clean neutral shades to statement marble-effect surfaces.
Other popular options include gold-veined quartz, marble-effect quartz and
concrete-effect quartz.
If you are unsure which finish will work best in your kitchen, order up to
3 free samples and compare the colours in your own lighting
before making a final decision.
20mm vs 30mm Quartz Worktops
Both 20mm and 30mm quartz worktops are widely used in UK kitchens.
20mm quartz creates a slimmer, more contemporary appearance and
works particularly well with modern cabinetry and kitchen islands.
30mm quartz provides a thicker and more traditional worktop profile
and may suit kitchens where a more substantial edge is preferred.
Neither thickness is universally better. The right choice depends on your kitchen
design, cabinetry and preferred edge profile.
Quartz vs Granite
| Feature | Quartz | Granite |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Engineered surface | Natural stone |
| Appearance | More consistent colours and patterns | Every slab is unique |
| Sealing | Normally not required | May require periodic sealing |
| Maintenance | Low maintenance | Low to moderate maintenance |
| Best for | Consistency and easy care | Natural character and variation |
Quartz is often preferred by homeowners looking for consistent patterns and easy
maintenance, while granite is ideal for those who prefer the individual character
of natural stone.
Quartz Worktops Buying Guide
Choosing a quartz worktop involves more than selecting a colour. Price, thickness,
edge profiles, kitchen layout, care and installation should all be considered before
making your final choice.
Quartz Worktops FAQs
How much do quartz worktops cost?
Quartz worktop prices depend on the design, thickness and kitchen layout.
At Stoned Collective, quartz is available from around £130 per m², while many
popular colours fall between approximately £140 and £180 per m².
Are quartz worktops easy to maintain?
Yes. Quartz is a low-maintenance surface and does not normally require sealing.
For everyday cleaning, use a soft cloth with warm water and a mild cleaning product.
Are quartz worktops heat resistant?
Quartz can tolerate normal kitchen use but should not be treated as heatproof.
Always use a trivet or pan stand underneath hot cookware rather than placing
very hot pans directly on the surface.
Do quartz worktops stain?
Quartz is non-porous and highly resistant to everyday staining. Spills should
still be wiped away promptly, particularly strongly coloured liquids and chemicals.
Is 20mm or 30mm quartz better?
Neither is universally better. 20mm gives a slimmer contemporary appearance,
while 30mm creates a thicker and more traditional worktop profile.
Can I order quartz samples?
Yes. You can request up to 3 free samples to compare colours and finishes
before choosing your worktop.
Find Your Quartz Worktop
Browse more than 60 quartz worktop designs, order free samples or send us your
kitchen plans for a personalised quotation. Our team can help you compare colours,
prices and finishes before making your final choice.