Quartz Kitchen Worktops and Countertops

Quartz kitchen worktops are the same as other stone worksurfaces and should always be cleaned with a microfibre cloth and warm water or a little dish soap. Never clean your quartz worktops in the kitchen with abrasive sponges and scourers or use chemical cleaners which strip the protective finish off and allow stains to sink into the material.

Quartz is a non-porous material and is one of the most stain-resistant materials that can be used for kitchen countertops. If you use abrasive cleaning methods and chemicals this will remove the protective surface and make the worktops more susceptible to staining, but simply cleaning with dish soap and a microfibre cloth will ensure that your quartz worktops for your kitchen will remain extremely stain resistant. Read more about if quartz worktops stain and maintenance advice here.  

Quartz worktops are relatively heat resistant and can safely be placed around a hob as they can resist high temperatures. However, placing extremely hot pans and dishes straight from the oven onto quartz kitchen countertops will create a thermal shock to the stone that can create fractures, so using a pot stand, trivet or chopping board will protect the surface and guarantee its heat resistance without damage.

Granite and quartz worktops are very similar in many respects in terms of their durability and stain resistance and both need to be treated in the same ways when cleaning their surfaces. Quartz is slightly less likely to chip or crack than granite because of its man-made properties. Read our helpful guide on the differences between quartz and granite worktops for more information. 

All quartz worktops for kitchens need to be cut to bespoke sizes and shapes, as no two kitchens are the same. Get in touch today with our friendly and knowledgeable kitchen worktop suppliers for advice and a free, no-obligation quote for your bespoke quartz kitchen worktops.

Our skilled team of engineers use the latest technology to ensure that your quartz kitchen worktops are cut to the exact size of your kitchen worksurfaces, and our expert team will fit them to guarantee a perfect match. Read our helpful guide here about how quartz worktops are fitted.

Get in touch with a member of our team to discuss the measuring and fitting of your dream quartz worktops. 

The cost of quartz worktops can vary depending on several factors. On average, quartz worktops cost between £50 to £120 per square foot, including installation. However, some pieces can cost up to £250 per square foot, depending on the brand, quality, design complexity, and additional features like edge profiles and backsplashes. It's essential to consider the precise requirements of your project to get accurate quotes, and we would always recommend arranging a consultation with one of our experts to make sure you get your desired quartz worktops. 

If you would like a quote for a quartz stone worktop for your kitchen or bathroom, please feel free to contact us. 

When it comes to the best white quartz for kitchen worktops, you have several great options. Calacatta quartz features white with grey veins, whilst pure white quartz offers a clean, modern look. Calacatta adds sophistication, while off-white quartz provides a softer touch. For a classic marble look, consider Carrara quartz and if you seek luxury, Bellagio is an excellent choice. Choose the white quartz worktop that offers the functionality you require and best suits your style for a stunning kitchen. 

Bellagio Marble Ideas supply high-quality and visually stunning kitchen solutions throughout the East and West Midlands. Areas catered for include Nottingham, Leicester, Northampton, Birmingham, Leamington Spa, Coventry, Warwick, Worcester, Wolverhampton.

If you are unsure of whether you fall into our catchment area, get in touch with one of our helpful team, who will be more than happy to advise and assist you.