Quartz Worktop Buyers Guide

Buying Guide To Quartz Worktops

The durability and abundance of colour choices of quartz worktops has made it the most popular worktop material here in the UK. Quartz worktops are obtainable in a vast magnitude of colours and designs, whether you want some sparkle or veining, there is a choice available to suit your requirements. Quartz is not just a kitchen worktop material, it is also a popular choice for bathroom vanity tops and other areas of a home.

A worktop increases the appearance and productivity of a kitchen and is one of the easiest (and cheapest) ways to give your kitchen a makeover without a full kitchen renovation. There are three crucial factors that you need to consider when you are looking to pick a quartz worktop for your kitchen.

1. Quartz Worktop Colour

The colour of a quartz worktop is completely a choice of personal preference. As mentioned, there are many different colours and shades available that it can sometimes become overwhelming when selecting a colour. You will likely be spoilt for choice on finding something that you like and that goes with the colour scheme of the rest of your kitchen. If you ever get confused with all the options available to you, a trusted rule of thumb is to match the colour of a quartz worktop with the colour of your kitchen floor, then have contrasting colours for your cabinet doors. With that said, there is nothing stopping you if you feel adventurous to mix and match colours within your kitchen! At the end of the day, it is YOUR kitchen and where you personally will be spending a lot of time in. If you really like a certain quartz worktop colour, then by all means go for it!

View a selection of our quartz worktops colours, we also have samples available in our showroom – https://sharpstonegranite.co.uk/quartz-worktops/#colours

2. Quartz Worktop Pattern

Different to Granite and Marble which are natural stones, quartz is an engineered stone that undergoes a production process. Although natural stones like Granite and Marble have their unique and individual appearance characteristics, their colour patterns can be vastly irregular. With quartz worktops being manmade, they are extremely uniform in their looks. This uniformity helps in achieving colours and patterns that have continuity in a kitchen. From a glossy to a matte finish, there are many different types of quartz worktops are available.

Here at Sharpstone, we have a large selection of patterns on hand, browse some of our colours and patterns – https://sharpstonegranite.co.uk/quartz-worktops/#colours

3. Quartz Worktop Pricing

Quartz is now one of the most abundant natural materials on Earth. As a result of this, quartz worktop prices have significantly dropped in the past few years. There is still a wide price range depending on a number of factors so keep that in mind, for example, quartz worktop thickness. Also note that the pattern and overall finish of a quartz worktop can greatly vary, which means so the end price. We would recommend that you set a budget for your quartz worktop and aim to stick within it before you embark on any decision making, this will no doubt help in thinning down all the options available to you.

Keep these three important factors at the forefront when buying your quartz worktops. They will ensure you select not only a quartz worktop within your budget but one that love the look of. Check out our range of quartz worktops colours – https://sharpstonegranite.co.uk/quartz-worktops/#colours

We are here at hand to assist you in selecting the perfect worktop for your kitchen. Simply give us a call or come visit our showroom and we will guide you on pricing and answer any questions you may have. We truly love what we do, you will not get a sales pitch from us, all information we provide and discuss with you is with an end goal of making your home and kitchen the best it can be.

Telephone:

01279 729527

Showroom Address:

Sharpstone
The Test Site, Matching Hall Farm
Harlow, Essex, CM17 0RR

Showroom Opening Times:

Mon – Fri: 7am to 5pm
Sat: 9am to 5pm
Sun: Closed (open to pre-booked appointments only).

Recent Posts