The UK's most popular worktop. Engineered stone with a huge range of colours and patterns, non-porous and low maintenance.

Rough price ranges per square metre, supply and install, for the most popular UK worktop materials. Prices are a guide only — your final quote depends on size, edge, cutouts and the slab you choose.
The UK's most popular worktop. Engineered stone with a huge range of colours and patterns, non-porous and low maintenance.
Natural, hard-wearing and heat-resistant. Each slab is unique. A timeless choice that adds value to any kitchen.
Luxury natural stone with elegant veining. Softer than granite, so it needs sealing and careful use — but nothing beats the look.
Large-format, ultra-thin and very tough. UV-stable and highly heat-resistant, making it ideal for indoor and outdoor kitchens.
Extremely durable engineered surface. Highly resistant to stains, scratches, heat and UV. Brands like Dekton lead this category.
Seamless joins and repairable surfaces. Non-porous and available in almost any colour. A practical, modern alternative to stone.
Versatile and affordable with a thin, modern profile. Good for contemporary kitchens and splashbacks.
Limestone, slate and soapstone — each slab is one-of-a-kind. Warm, tactile and full of character for traditional kitchens.
20mm is standard. 30mm or thicker slabs cost more — mitered edges can make 20mm read as 40mm.
Square edge is included. Chamfered, bullnose, waterfall and mitered edges add £15–£50 per linear metre.
Sink, hob and tap cutouts are typically priced per hole. Drainer grooves and glazed upstands cost extra.
Usually included in the supply-and-fit price. Complex access or remote locations may add a call-out fee.
A waterfall island end can add £400–£900. Upstands run £50–£120 per linear metre.
Entry-level, mid-range and premium slabs vary widely. Bookmatched or rare colours command a premium.
Prices shown are indicative ranges for the UK market, based on typical supply-and-install projects with standard thickness, a square edge and ordinary cutouts. They are not a quote: whether VAT is included varies between fabricators, so always check each quotation. For an accurate price, submit your project and compare quotes from specialist worktop companies.
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