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Still looking for subtle white/grey quartz worktop....

3 years ago

I would love your recommendations for a quartz worktop with very subtle patterns - nothing too vein-y, ideally a white or pale grey. I quite like some of the concrete looking ones but would prefer a finish that's easier to clean. I actually really like this type of pattern which I've just seen as the background on a website - so any suggestions for something similar would be much appreciated!

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Sonia
3 years ago
My sister’s worktop was from Cawdor Worktops in Knebworth near Stevenage, Herts. Worth a visit if they are open yet as she said the showroom is fab.
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Daisy England
3 years ago
Can’t offer a specific worktop as I’m not at work to view the samples but as opposed to Quartz why not take a look at Solid Surface which is very similar. Look at Mirostone and Pietra and Pietra Gold.
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