Worktops

Quartz, Silestone, Granite, Corian, solid wood or laminate - the choice is yours!

Silestone

Silestone

The only surface available on the market which has built in Microban protection. Non-porous and extremely stain resistant.

Composed of 93% natural quartz extremely heat resistant, burn and scorch resistant.

Available in over 100 exciting colours and textures from lime green to leather finish!

Granite

Silestone

A natural stone formed millions of years ago, the natural beauty of granite in inherent in every piece making it a designer's choice. Natural stone is subject to colour and texture variation - this is what makes it unique!

As granite is a natural product and porous staining can occur - apply a sealer every year or two to help protect against possible staining

Corain®

Corain worksurfaces

Invented and produced by DuPont, Corain® is a solid surface made of natural minerals and acrylic polymer.

Corain® is manufactured in over 100 colours and offers seamless joints and can be fully repaired if damaged.

Quartz Worktops

Quartz worksurfaces

Quarella quartz worktops contain approximately 95% natural stones and a minimum of bonding agents, pigments and special additives, resulting in a product with remarkable technical and aesthetic characteristics. Available in over 90 colours, it is acid and chemical resistant, stain resistant, non-porous, anti scratch and colour consistent and most importantly - easy to clean

Laminate worktops

Laminate worksurfaces

Duropal manufactured within the Pfleiderer Group and Axiom by Formica are easy to clean, hygienic kitchen work surfaces available in numerous colours, profiles and textures. Laminate worktops are the perfect alternative to quartz, granite or stone worktops at a fraction of the price.

High density particle board is seated all round to prevent moisture damage and give a durable surface. 'Kraft' papers impregnated with phenolic resin, an underlay paper to prevent core showing through, a pattern paper and a protective overlay, both soaked in melamine resin. This is pressed at 150°C at a pressure of 100kg per square cm for over an hour to create a hard wearing worktop.

Laminate worktops will resist most scratches, impacts, burns, cuts and scouring, but do be careful. Never cut directly on the surface - use a cutting board. Avoid placing hot pans on your worktops.

Come in to the showroom to look at samples from all aspects of worksurfaces - Quartz to laminate, wood to granite.