Premium Marble Worktops for Kitchens & Bathrooms

Marble can withstand heat, but it is important to use heat protectors, such as trivets, to prevent heat damage to the surface. Marble is also prone to thermal shock, which means that it can crack or chip if exposed to sudden changes in temperature.

They should be cleaned with a mild detergent and warm water. Avoid using abrasive cleaning products or scrubbers, as these can scratch the surface. Regular sealing is also essential to protect the surface from stains and spills.

The frequency of resealing depends on the amount of use the surface gets. It is essential to regularly check the surface for signs of wear and reseal.

Marble is typically pricier than other natural stone options, such as granite or quartz, but less costly than some engineered options, like Dekton or Neolith.

Marble is a porous material that can absorb liquids and stains more quickly than other natural stones, such as granite. However, marble can be sealed to protect the surface from stains and spills.

Marble can be a good choice for kitchen worktops as it is durable, heat-resistant and easy to clean. However, it is important to consider the porous nature of marble and the risk of staining.

Marble is softer than granite or quartz, meaning it can scratch and chip more easily. However, it is also more unique and offers a range of natural variations in colour and veining. Marble is also a low-maintenance material, requiring regular cleaning and sealing to protect the surface.

Yes, acidic products or liquids can damage them by etching or dulling the surface. It’s essential to avoid using acidic products or liquids and to clean up any spills immediately.

Marble worktops are heavy and require special handling during installation. To ensure proper installation and prevent damage, it is best to have a professional installer handle the process.

Marble is a durable material but a softer stone than granite or quartz, which means it can scratch and chip more easily. However, a marble worktop can last many years with proper care and maintenance.

Use a mild detergent and warm water to remove stains. Avoid using abrasive cleaning products or scrubbers, as these can scratch the surface. If the stain is stubborn, you can use a poultice made of baking soda and water to remove it.

They should be cleaned with a mild detergent and warm water. Avoid using abrasive cleaning products or scrubbers, as these can scratch the surface. Regular sealing is also essential to protect the surface from stains and spills.

It is not recommended to cut and chop food directly on a marble worktop. To prevent scratches and stains, it would be best to use a cutting board.

Popular choices include classic white, grey, black, and beige. However, various shades of pink, blue, green, purple, and yellow are also available. Depending on the type of marble, you can also find intricate veining and swirling patterns in the stone, making it an extremely versatile material for kitchen countertops.

Yes. All our marble slabs can be cut, finished, and fit in any space with the minimum number of joins showing.

Yes, we can send you samples of most of our marble products, or you can visit our showroom to view a selection. We can also book you in to see our suppliers’ selections of marble slabs so you can pick your favourite from all the different styles available. Call us on 01432 355075 to discuss.

Measuring for a marble worktop requires careful and precise calculation to ensure that the surface you are installing fits perfectly and is tailored to your design needs. Here are the steps to measure for a marble worktop:

1. Start by measuring the dimensions of the space where you plan to install the marble worktop. Measure the length, width, and depth, noting down the measurements in inches or centimetres.

2. Consider any objects or furniture within the room that could obstruct or interfere with the installation of the marble worktop. Measure around these objects and the distance between them and the intended installation area.

3. Your measurements must be exact. Make sure to measure twice to ensure the worktop fits precisely.

4. Sketch the area to be covered with the marble worktop. This can help you visualise how the piece will look once installed and can also aid in ensuring that all measurements are correct.

5. Once you have your measurements and sketch, contact us to confirm them and provide a quote for the job. We can also advise you on the best type of marble worktop for your needs and, if necessary, measure up for you.

Depending on the availability of materials, we typically say that installation can be done within 7 to 10 working days from the order date. Sometimes, it can be quicker or longer, depending on the size and complexity of the job. But the above is a good rule of thumb.