Stone worktops · Bath
The surface.
The space.
Your everyday.
Choose a worktop that belongs in your kitchen. Explore the materials, understand the details and bring your project into focus.
Find your material
01 / Find your surface
Different materials.
Different ways to live.
Quartz
Pattern, colour and a coordinated finish.
Explore quartz ↗02 / MATERIALGranite
Natural variation, chosen slab by slab.
Explore granite ↗03 / MATERIALPorcelain
A precise surface and a considered edge.
Explore porcelain ↗04 / MATERIALMarble
Expressive stone with care to consider.
Explore marble ↗02 / Rework the kitchen you have
A fresh surface.
A familiar space.
Thinking about keeping your cabinets? Begin with a practical look at condition, layout and the work around the worktop.
Plan a replacement ↗- 01
Understand what stays
Record the existing kitchen and ask us to assess what can be retained.
- 02
Choose the whole detail
Consider the surface, edges, sink, upstands and finished height together.
- 03
Make the quote complete
Clarify removal, fitting, connections and making good when planning your budget.
03 / A little knowledge goes a long way
Before you choose.
What should a stone worktop quote include?
Understand stone worktop costs for a Bath project: material specification, fabrication, fitting, removal and the questions that make quotes comparable.
Read the guide ↗Planning guideHow to prepare worktop measurements for a quote
Create a clear preliminary worktop plan: label runs and islands, mark openings and leave final fabrication measurements to the professional templater.
Read the guide ↗Care guideCaring for your stone worktop
Keep the right care information for your exact quartz, natural stone or sintered worktop and know what to ask at handover.
Read the guide ↗04 / Your Bath project
Think beyond
the sample.
From the delivery route to the existing kitchen, the details of your own property matter. Make them part of your first conversation with us.
Our Bath planning guide helps you prepare practical questions and find official information if conservation or listed-building issues are relevant.
Planning a Bath kitchen ↗