As of 1st April 2019 this offer is now officially at an end… but we can still do great prices on these three materials! Please just ask for a quote. And check out our new glass chopping boards offer here. 

Quartz worktops have now been around for a few years. During that time they have developed in various directions and a lot of different looks. They also cost a real range of prices! Some quartz materials will mean selling your shirt – or the farm – but others are still relatively economical. This month we make three of these entry-level worktops even more affordable in our Quartz Worktops Special Offer!
 
The price may still be more than laminate – but for durability and therefore real, long-term, value for money, these three will take some beating.

All three of the quartz materials in our offer are entry-level, granular quartz. They look great on contemporary-style kitchens, but we have also fitted this kind of colour many times onto more traditional-look units. Whatever your kitchen style, these quartz worktops represent the very best value for money!
Being granular, each of these stones is easy to live with and forgiving. No wearisome hyper-polishing, or groaning at every last finger or dust mark with these. Easy to clean, easy to keep looking as good as the day they went in!

Quarella Blanco Paloma is an old favourite that has been selling in our Superior price band for years. We have fitted hundreds, if not thousands, of Paloma worktops and the stone has been amazingly consistent in its colour, texture, ease of manufacturing and performance in our customers’ homes. We love it, and we think you will love it even more during March when it is being sold at a price one price band lower, in our Standard Range.

Compac Cenisa is a light grey, granular stone which we have never held in stock before. But we have fitted a lot of quartz worktops in this stone over the years! Even on a bespoke basis it represents decent value – and now, held in stock and on offer in the Standard range is you have the chance to give your kitchen a genuine, solid-stone, quartz worktop at a genuinely affordable price!
Cenisa is granular enough to be liveable with, but when you step back from it, it blends into a smooth, attractive grey tone.

Global Crema is a warm cream granular worktop material which we think will hit the spot for customers looking for an affordable quartz countertop which gets away from the streams of white and grey which are pouring through the market at the moment. With a lovely polished surface and “feel”, and at a very affordable price, Crema is our first “in-stock” cream quartz for a while, and we think it is going to prove popular.

Cream-coloured granular quartz in a traditional Sussex farmhouse kitchen. This happens to be Cimstone’s Oasis, but the look and feel is very similar to Global Crema. For full case study, click here.

Throughout March we are offering Quarella Blanco Paloma, Compac Cenisa and Global Crema in our Standard price band, instead of Superior.

In practice, that means that for many kitchens weighing in at £3000 in a Superior stone, you will be looking at a bill more like £2700 in Standard. 

The small print:

• This offer applies to all kitchen worktop installations, regardless of price
• The offer is valid for orders placed between 1st and 31st March, inclusive
• The offer is intended for one-off kitchen customers. It can only be mixed with discounts for trade customers at the Company’s discretion
• Affordable Granite may keep one or more of the products in the Standard price band after March, but this will be entirely at the Company’s discretion

With many families wanting to upgrade their kitchens but facing a tight budget this spring, we think that the three entry-level stones in our March quartz worktops special offer may be just the solution needed. Please get in touch with us if you are interested in discussing your kitchen installation, or use our quotation form to send in your kitchen plan and details.
For our full range of stock quartz materials, please see here, and for how we price in quartz, see here.