Worktops Isle of Wight

Working with specialist manufacturers, we can supply and fit a range of high quality, luxurious worktops. Including Nolte laminate, Corian, Granite, Silestone, Caesarstone, Dekton, Glass, Stainless Steel and natural timber. For enquiries about expert worktop installation on the Isle of Wight please contact us.

We will project manage the whole process, from the initial templating to the existing worktop removal, along with the plumbing & electrical disconnection. Also organising the new worktop installation with plumbing, gas & electrical re-connection where necessary.

Which worktop is right for you?

Here is a table that compares the features and limitations of different types of worktops.

• Dekton: Known for its superior durability, exceptional heat resistance, and UV stability, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. It employs highly sustainable practices, using recyclable materials and minimizing waste and energy consumption. It is more expensive due to its advanced manufacturing process.
• Silestone: Popular for its wide range of colours and patterns, includes built-in antimicrobial protection. Offers good overall performance and durability, but hot pans should not be placed directly on the surface. It is certified by several environmental programs, incorporates recycled materials, and follows sustainable manufacturing practices.
• Caesarstone: Similar to Silestone in terms of colour variety and durability, known for its quality and reliable performance in kitchens and bathrooms. Avoid placing hot pans directly on the surface. It is also certified by various environmental programs, includes recycled materials, and follows sustainable manufacturing practices.
• Standard Quartz: Offers a broad range of colours and patterns depending on the manufacturer, providing good durability and ease of maintenance. However, like Silestone and Caesarstone, hot pans should not be placed directly on the surface to avoid damage. Environmental impact varies by manufacturer, but typically includes recycled materials and sustainable manufacturing practices.
• Acrylic (e.g. Corian): Offers a wide range of colours and a seamless appearance (no visible joins) also visually stunning features like integrate sinks and coved up-stands, with good stain resistance and moderate scratch resistance (scratches can be repaired). Heat resistance is moderate, and hot pans should not be placed directly on the surface. Some products include recycled materials and have low-VOC emissions, making them environmentally friendly. Suitable for various applications, but not recommended for outdoor use due to low UV resistance.
• Laminate: Offers a wide range of colours and patterns, often mimicking more expensive materials. It is low cost, easy to clean, and easy to install, but has moderate durability and can scorch or stain over time. Environmental impact varies by manufacturer, our Nolte laminated worktops are eco-friendly / sustainable.
• Natural Timber: Offers a warm, natural look with unique grain patterns. It requires regular sealing and maintenance to prevent stains and damage. Heat resistance is low to moderate, and hot pans should not be placed directly on the surface. It can be sustainably sourced or made from reclaimed wood, but its environmental impact varies. Our Spekva timber worktops are FSC certified. FSC® (Forests Stewardship Council®) is an international non-profit labelling scheme that helps you and us take care of the forests and the people and animals that live in them

Each material has its own strengths, and the choice often depends on specific needs, aesthetic preferences, and budget considerations. We hope this helps with your decision when choosing a new worktop. If you would like a quote please contact us.