Deemed neutral once, the grey colour was not much popular among interior decorators. Changing times have, however, introduced change in taste too with people increasingly being fond of fitting grey worktops
in their kitchens, bathrooms and other spaces. An increasing number of customers are now choosing from our wide range of both light grey worktops and dark grey worktops that can complement the style of their home or office while augmenting their visual appeal.
The past supposition of grey being dull and boring has faded with new definitions of grey as indifferent and carefree taking its place. Having grey worktops signifies your indifference to the chaos around. Most people are now teaming up light grey worktops with brightly coloured walls and cabinets in their kitchens and bathrooms. Dark grey worktops in bathrooms signify the smoothness of life amidst the flow of water.
Available in all kinds of stones including granite worktops, marble worktops and quartz worktops, one can choose from a range that is not only extensive but exclusive. Our unbeatable rates make them harder to resist. For details, you may always talk to our team of experts and request for a site visit. Creativity is our hallmark, which is evident from the perfect choice of material and colours that we have advised to our customers. Email your requirements for more options.
Composite worktops normally come in 12mm to 30 mm thickness ranges, and thus, they are economical in terms of design and strength.
Composite slabs are often between 12mm and about 30 mm in thickness; the thicker the slabs, the more robust they will be.
Compared with natural marble, composite marble is often much less costly and has a similar appearance but without the costs.
Granite is quite tough but can require constant maintenance. However, composite worktops feature all styles and need less maintenance.
A composite surface is a unification of natural stone and resin into one smooth, sturdy, and low-maintenance surface for kitchens and bathrooms.
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