When choosing the material for your worktop, it's essential to consider what kind of space the worktop will be used in and how you want to use it.
A ceramic worktop is the most durable choice. It's perfect for areas that are regularly affected by food spills and splashes.
Quartz is also a resistant material and a good choice for kitchen worktops. It's not affected by acid foods and is relatively scratch-resistant. The only difference between ceramic and quartz worktops is that quartz isn't heat resistant.
Granite is a natural stone. It's durable but porous, which means it needs occasional maintenance. You can't see spills and splashes on our Absolute Black Leather granite worktops. The Colonial White granite worktop has a sealer that protects it.
Marble worktops look incredible and are a stunning choice for your home. However, it's important to remember that marble is the softest stone material. Any oily, acidic, or colourful foods may leave permanent marks on your worktop. If you embrace the patina as a design feature, marble countertops are incredible.