Natural stone · Made to measure
Quartzite kitchen worktops.
One of a kind, by nature.
Bring natural movement, texture and character into your kitchen. Choose a quartzite slab that feels like yours, expertly templated, fabricated and fitted by Rock & Co.
Taj Mahal · Natural quartzite detailA surface with a story
Shaped by nature.
Finished for your home.
Quartzite is a natural stone formed when sandstone is transformed by heat and pressure. Its mineral structure creates distinctive colours and veining, giving each slab its own identity.
Use quartzite for kitchen worktops, statement islands and matching splashbacks. Rock & Co helps you consider the available stone, your layout and the finishing details together.
Compare quartzite and quartzUnrepeatable beauty
Natural variation makes your chosen slab part of the design.
A complete kitchen look
Explore worktops, islands, upstands and splashbacks with our team.
Details that matter
Plan vein direction, joints, edges and cut-outs before fabrication.
Advice for your stone
Get care and sealing guidance for the actual material you select.
The quartzite collection
Find your natural expression.
Start with these three designs, then explore the complete collection. Compare the available slabs in person before making your final choice.
Taj Mahal
Explore a softer, warm-toned direction.
Enquire about Taj Mahal
White Macaubus
Consider light stone with linear movement.
Enquire about White Macaubus
Fusion
Discover a more expressive stone statement.
Enquire about FusionImages are a guide to colour and pattern. Natural stone varies between slabs; availability, thickness and finish must be confirmed for your project.
From selection to installation
Your stone. Our craftsmanship.
01
Choose the actual slab
Bring your kitchen plans and cabinet samples. Discuss your shortlist, inspect the available stone and agree the look you want.
02
Plan and template
Confirm edges, joints, sink and hob models, overhangs and vein direction. Templating takes place when your kitchen is ready.
03
Fabricate and fit
Your worktops are fabricated to the agreed specification and installed by Rock & Co, with guidance on caring for your chosen stone.
Planning your budget
What affects quartzite worktop prices?
Quartzite worktops are quoted for your individual kitchen. The chosen stone, slab requirements, dimensions and fabrication details all influence the final price.
Share your kitchen plan or approximate measurements, preferred designs and project postcode for a free, no-obligation quotation.
Request my quotation- Material & slab selectionThe chosen quartzite, available slab sizes, thickness and finish.
- Kitchen layoutWorktop area, island dimensions, vein alignment and joints.
- Fabrication detailsEdge profiles, sink and hob cut-outs, upstands and splashbacks.
- Installation requirementsAccess, handling, supports and the details of your project.
Know your surface
Quartzite or quartz?
Similar names, different materials. Your preferred appearance and care routine can help guide the choice.
| What to consider | Natural quartzite | Engineered quartz |
|---|---|---|
| Material | A quarried natural stone | A manufactured surface; composition varies by range |
| Appearance | Individual mineral detail and variation between slabs | A broad range of designed colours and patterns |
| Sealing | Requirements depend on the stone and its treatment | Most ranges need no routine sealing |
| Heat precautions | Use trivets to protect the surface and any treatment | Use trivets; direct heat can cause damage |
| Choosing your finish | Inspect the available slab and confirm its specification | Compare samples and the selected manufacturer’s specification |
For more on the alternative, explore our quartz kitchen worktops.
Everyday care
Keep your natural stone looking its best.
Clean with a suitable stone cleaner or a mild cleaner recommended for your slab. Wipe up spills promptly, especially oil, wine and acidic foods.
Use chopping boards and trivets, avoid abrasive pads and harsh chemicals, and protect edges from heavy impacts. Ask our team whether your stone needs sealing and when its protection should be checked.
Natural Stone Institute care guidanceSee it in person
Bring your ideas to Stevenage.
A screen can only show part of a stone’s character. Visit our showroom to compare materials alongside your cabinetry and flooring samples.
Pin Green Yard, Unit 5 Senate Place,
Stevenage, Hertfordshire, SG1 4QS.
Call before visiting to confirm sample and slab-viewing availability for your shortlist.
Call 01438 878 013Before you choose
Quartzite worktop questions.
Practical answers to help you plan your kitchen.
Is quartzite the same as quartz?
No. Quartzite is a natural stone, while engineered quartz is a manufactured surface. They differ in appearance, composition and care requirements. Confirm the specification of the material you choose.
Do quartzite worktops need sealing?
Sealing requirements vary by stone, porosity and existing treatment. Ask Rock & Co for care advice for your selected slab, including how to check and maintain its protection.
Can I put hot pans on quartzite?
Use a trivet or suitable heat-resistant mat. Although quartzite is heat resistant, sudden temperature changes and heat can affect the stone or its surface treatments.
Can quartzite be used for islands and splashbacks?
Yes, subject to your selected stone and installation design. Discuss slab dimensions, joints, supports, overhangs and clearances with our team before fabrication.
How much do quartzite kitchen worktops cost?
The price depends on your chosen material, slab requirements, worktop dimensions, thickness, edge profiles, cut-outs and installation requirements. Send your kitchen plan and project postcode for a tailored quote.
Can I see the stone before ordering?
Contact Rock & Co to arrange a Stevenage showroom visit and confirm what can be viewed. Inspecting the actual available slab helps you understand its natural colour and movement.
Start your project
Let’s find the stone for your kitchen.
Share your plans, preferred designs and project location for a free, no-obligation quote.