Kitchen Worktops - Natural Stone and Quartz Worktops. Tel. 01279 450 170 mail. info@mgmrocks.co.uk
Master of Granite and Marble fabricate kitchen worktops and products from natural and engineered stone materials
Our showroom and manufacturing facility is Located off Elizabeth Way (A414) in Harlow. Currently showcasing 10 worktop, wall and floor finishes including Quartz, Dekton and Natural marble, our Harlow showroom provides good examples of kitchen worktop surfaces and what can be achieved by our expert stonemason hands and CNC machinery. Open from 9am until 5pm Weekdays and 10am until 4pm on Saturdays, you are welcome to visit our showroom to discuss your project needs leading to a no obligation quotation. Our knowledge on engineered and natural stone materials is extensive - just like our sample range! More about Mgm & Rocks Ltd
Our service to you begins with first contact because customer service does still exist and as we do not use subcontractors you can be assured that the service we provide is purely Mgm & rocks Ltd. With a comprehensive kitchen worktop service starting with free advice and guidance through to templating / measuring, after approximately within 7-10 days of bespoke fabrication, our installation team will be ready to install your kitchen worktops to an agreed and suitable date. Our services extend from Harlow, Essex to Hertfordshire, Cambridgshire, London and surrounding areas.
The material range is extensive, if you do not see your preffered worktop surface here let us know - contact us. We are happy to discuss your requirements and provide advice on the material most suitable for your use and budget.
Granite and Quartzite slab sizes average 3 metres x 1.9 metres, therefore, up to 3 lengths of worktops can be attained from each slab. Even the largest engineered surface material will provide only 2 lengths with a standard slab size of 1.4 metres x 3 metres for engineered quartz.
Consider ends of a scale to determine value of either natural or engineered surfaces. High end: marbling and veins are sharper, more distinct and proportional. Lower end: the surfaces are plain with patterns/colours distributed throughout the slab. Each surface type has cutting challenges and resistances suitable for different purposes.
Standard thickness of materials are 20mm and 30mm are common for both natural and engineered kitchen worktop surfaces, in most cases 20mm thickness is adequate. 30mm thickness materials will incur additional costs for the material and the additional labour requirements.
Despite the hardness of natural materials, advise for additional supports is given where sink and hob cuts out have been made which can add to the cost. This especially affects marble and quartzite materials. Enginnered surfaces are less likely to require additional support.
All suppliers of engineered and natural materials have price groups for their surfaces and cost variation is determined by appearances and purity. Engineered surfaces are separated into pricing groups and the range of colours available are similar from supplier to supplier, so it is advised to request an alternative quote.
Design aspects could have an effect to the overall cost of your kitchen worktops. Generally, additional cutting work including radius corners, cut outs for additional sinks, extractors, flush fitted hobs, holes for pop up sockets, full splashbacks and windowsills are just a few examples
