Quartz Worktops

The final cost of a quartz worktop depends heavily on the size of your kitchen, the specific stone colour, and the fabrication required (like sink cut-outs). As a general guide, a fully fitted standard kitchen usually ranges from £1,400 to £3,500, while larger kitchens with complex island units and premium marble-effect quartz can range from £3,500 to £6,000+. Use our Online Quote Builder for an accurate estimate for your specific layout.

Yes. At Monolux, we believe in complete transparency. Unless you specifically request a "supply-only" price, your fitted quartz worktop quote includes the digital templating of your kitchen, the bespoke in-house CNC fabrication of your stone, and the final expert installation by our fitting team. There are no hidden fees.

Quartz prices are primarily driven by the complexity of the manufacturing process. A solid colour or a simple granular pattern (like Grey Expo) is easier and cheaper to produce. However, premium stones with deep, intricate marble veining (like Calacatta quartz) require advanced, patented engineering to make the veins look natural and flow through the slab, which increases the material cost.

A 20mm thick quartz worktop is generally around 10% to 15% cheaper than the exact same colour in a 30mm thickness. Because it uses less raw material, it costs slightly less to produce and transport. 20mm is structurally exceptional and is currently the most popular choice for sleek, modern kitchen designs.

Our Online Quote Builder is highly accurate and gives you a realistic estimate based on your measurements, chosen stone, cut-outs, and distance from our warehouse. However, within 2 hours of submitting it, our specialists will manually review your design. Often, our experts can lower this price by nesting your cuts more efficiently on the slabs or by applying current seasonal discounts to your chosen material.

Yes. The fabrication process accounts for a significant portion of the cost. For example, an undermount sink requires the inside edge of the quartz to be perfectly polished, which takes more CNC machining time than a standard unpolished drop-in sink cut-out. Similarly, upgrading from a standard pencil-round edge to a complex Ogee or mitred drop-edge will increase the fabrication cost.

Your investment is fully protected. Every Monolux worktop comes with a 25-year quality guarantee against material faults. Furthermore, under our 1-Week Rapid Fix pledge, if you experience any issues related to the installation or product quality, we guarantee to attend your property and resolve the problem within 7 days, ensuring your kitchen is never out of action.

The quartz worktop price per metre is useful for rough early budgeting, but it does not give the full fitted cost. A linear metre only measures length. It does not include work, top depth, islands, returns, upstands, splashbacks, sink cut-outs, off-cut-outs, edge profiles, templating, delivery, or installation. That is why MonoLux shows quartz material prices per square metre and calculates the fitted quote based on your full kitchen layout. This gives a more accurate project price than using length alone.

Yes. You can browse quartz worktops online, compare colours and prices, order free samples and use the online quote tool to start your fitted quote. Once you submit your details, our team reviews your layout, selected quartz colour, cut-outs, edge profiles, extras and delivery area before confirming the quote.

You can often reduce the final quartz worktop cost by choosing a more affordable quartz colour, keeping the layout simple, using a standard edge profile, and limiting extra fabrication details where possible. Sink cut-outs, hob cut-outs, drainage grooves, upstands, splashbacks, islands, and premium edge profiles can all affect the final quote. Our 2-hour expert review can also help check slab use and layout efficiency before the final price is confirmed.