Granite worktops in Wandsworth

A converted stair usually forces a join whether the kitchen wants one or not. On granite the join has to be planned into the pattern at slab selection, not solved on the day. Templated after the units are in, cut to that template.

Standing before 1919 / 43.7%

The original scullery run was against an outside wall with the waste already through it, and that usually still decides the sink position and the largest cut-out in the stone. Which is a slab decision, and it is made with you.

The middle half of our granite range runs from £148 to £250 per square metre, across 45 colours. In Wandsworth, 24.5% of homes sit in council tax band F or above, among the highest in London. Bigger kitchens are priced by the slab count. The template shows whether the run and an island nest into one slab or need two, and that decides more than the square metres do.

Across Wandsworth's 21 neighbourhoods, owner-occupation runs from 24% in Nine Elms to 60% in Southfields, with Wandsworth Common (54%) and Furzedown (51%) next. Granite wants its seal topped up now and then, which is simplest where the people cooking on it own it.

Across Wandsworth's 21 neighbourhoods, the share of housing standing before 1919 runs from 0% in Nine Elms to 76% in Wandsworth Common, with Tooting Graveney (68%) and Tooting (68%) next. Walls of that age are rarely straight, so a granite top is scribed to the template rather than to a straight line.

We cannot post granite offcuts, so samples are the Worktop Worx quartz collection only.