[AD] Upgrading Your Kitchen Or Bathroom With Quartz Worktops

November 13, 2019

It’s always difficult to decide exactly how you want your kitchen or bathroom to look and the cost of changing everything is sometimes just a bit too expensive. Saying that you can upgrade your bathroom or kitchen and give it a touch of class easily simply by renewing the worktops.

At one time the cost of having a marble worktop was beyond most people’s means and you would only usually see it in very large expensive properties. Thankfully times have changed and now it is more affordable to us all.

So if you are going to change the worktops you won’t go wrong with quartz worktops. They most importantly add a touch of class to your home, as well as adding a toughness in the kitchen and heat resistance which is vital in any kitchen and they have very low water absorption.

The cost of a quartz worktop is considerably cheaper for a few reasons. One of which down to popularity. This has grown over the years and as such engineered stone has become more accessible which has reduced the price. A quartz worktop has man-made additives which will form a very hard surface.

The quartz worktop has a lower level of maintenance than a stone worktop. It won’t  need sealing or resealing and is highly scratch resistant. It’s also a lot cheaper but will give great service in your kitchen.

Another option when you are considering changing the worktops in your bathroom or kitchen is Compac Quartz. This is a composite worktop. That means they are available in many different colours and styles that can can suit any kitchen or bathroom. They are stain and moisture resistant as well as being resilient to cracks, chips, scratches and even very high temperatures.

For me the biggest advantage is whatever the style of your kitchen or bathroom the choices of colour and finish makes it suitable to fit in with anybody’s style of kitchen or bathroom. Whether that style is rustic, contemporary or a modern look. They are also particularly useful in the workplace environment such as bars or restaurants, where there is heavy traffic of people and they be will tested to the limits especially in bars.

If your cabinet doors have a wood finish or a gloss full white finish or a textured finish then going down the route of a compac quartz worktop is perfect because of its range of colours.

Cutting down the cost of revitalising and upgrading your kitchen without having to rip out your entire kitchen can be simply done by changing the worktops and by using quartz or compac quartz worktops. It will spruce up the look and give your kitchen or bathroom a much needed uplift and will add style and sophistication to any home.

Have you changed the worktops in your kitchen or bathroom recently? I would love to hear what you used and if you used quartz or compact quartz please let me know your experiences n the comments below.

This is a paid collaborative post.

1 Comments

  • Lee

    November 14, 2019 at 7:39 pm

    Ive have seen a increase in kitchens having polished concrete worktops, chipboard will soon be a thing in the past!

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