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Marble

Classic veining for benchtops and vanity tops.

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Stone is priced by the slab and the fabrication

There's no fixed price on a benchtop: it depends on the material you choose, how much of it your job needs, and the edge, cut-outs and joins involved. Pick a material below and send us your drawing or measurements — we'll template, fabricate and install.

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Stock stone, from our suppliers

Our standing range across porcelain, sintered surface and natural stone, held by several suppliers. If you're working to a normal kitchen or bathroom layout, this is where most jobs land.

  • Porcelain, sintered surface, granite, marble, quartzite and travertine
  • Templated on site, CNC cut and installed by us
  • Mitred edges, waterfall ends and full-height splashbacks
  • Slabs viewable before you commit
Lead time confirmed with your quote

Special order, from our own stone factory

When the job needs something the local market doesn't carry, we bring it in ourselves — oversized single pieces, a specific colour, or a book-matched pair kept together from the one block.

  • Oversized slabs — single-piece tops well beyond standard slab length
  • Specific colours and veining matched to your brief
  • Book-matched slabs cut from the same block
  • Direct from our factory, without an importer in between

Materials we supply

  • Porcelain

    Large-format, non-porous and highly scratch and heat resistant. The usual choice for a hard-working kitchen.

  • Sintered surface

    Natural minerals compacted under heat and pressure. Dense, non-porous and a compliant alternative to prohibited engineered stone.

  • Granite

    Hard-wearing natural stone with a granular pattern. Very durable, and forgiving in a busy kitchen.

  • Marble

    Classic veining, no two slabs alike. Softer and more porous than granite, so it wants a little more care.

  • Quartzite

    Natural stone with marble-like veining and close to granite hardness. The usual answer when someone wants marble that works harder.

  • Travertine

    Warm, natural limestone with a distinctive open texture. Often filled and honed for benchtops and vanities.

Swatches indicate tone only — every slab is different, and you're welcome to view the actual stone before you commit.

Looking for a specific marble?

Tell us the size, finish and quantity you need and we'll price it — including anything we don't list online.