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City of London

Quartz worktops in City of London

We cover 15 neighbourhoods in City of London — Aldgate, Bank and Barbican among them — across 16 postcode districts. Templating and fitting are done by our own team, so the same people measure the room and install the stone.

The housing here

What City of London's stock means for quartz

Across City of London, 43.5% of the housing dates from the three decades after the war, the highest of the 33 London boroughs. Flats make up 98.8% of homes, the highest of the 33 London boroughs.

43.5%

Built in the three decades after the war

of the housing

1st of 33 London boroughs, highest first

98.8%

Flats

of homes

1st of 33 London boroughs, highest first

Built in the three decades after the war43.5%

Original estate units are often shallower than a modern carcass, so a standard worktop depth overhangs further than it should. We check the depth before pricing the run. The batch is recorded against the order, so a later piece can still be matched to it.

Flats98.8%

Half-landings are where a long piece stops being possible. The turn is measured at survey and the piece list is written from it. It is a question for the template, and the template answers it in the room.

What moves the price

Our quartz runs from £150 to £280 per square metre for most of the catalogue, with 71 colours in the range. On rooms this size the number is set by slab yield: how many pieces come out of a slab, and whether an island needs a second one. Square metreage is the last thing we work out, not the first.

Quartz at a glance

£150–£280/m²

Where most of the catalogue sits, supply only. Fabrication, edges, cut-outs and fitting are quoted on top.

71 colours in the range

Heat
Use a trivet (the resin scorches)
Porosity
Non-porous
Sealing
Never needs sealing

Tones

blackgoldgreymarblesparklewhite

Samples are posted free. The template is taken in your kitchen and the stone is fitted there too.

Questions

Quartz in City of London

Do you work on estate kitchens in City of London?

Regularly. The plans repeat, so we usually know the shape before we arrive, but we still measure every room — identical kitchens stop being identical the first time someone moves a wall. Compact runs are cut-out heavy, and that is what drives the price more than the area.

Can you fit quartz worktops in a flat in City of London?

Yes, and it is most of what we do here. The constraint is the route rather than the room: we measure the stairwell, the lift and the turns at survey, and size the pieces to what will physically go up. Where a full-length piece will not make the turn, the join is planned into the design rather than improvised on the day.

Do you cover the whole of City of London?

Yes — 15 neighbourhoods across 16 postcode districts, Aldgate, Bank, Barbican and Blackfriars among them. There is nothing to visit: the template is taken in your kitchen and the stone is fitted there by the same team.