Kitchen benchtops
Custom worktops, islands, waterfall ends and splashbacks. Share the cabinet plan, appliance details and preferred material so the layout can be assessed.
From plan to installation
Stone work, brought together.
One project conversation for material selection, fabrication and installation. Start with a plan, sketch or photos; final fabrication dimensions are confirmed when the project is ready.
Designed around your project.
Whether you’re completing a new kitchen or refreshing an existing space, we help define the scope before the stone is cut.
Benchtop replacement
Refresh an existing kitchen with a new surface. We discuss removal, existing cabinet condition, access and the coordination required around sinks and appliances.
Bathroom vanities
Stone vanity tops shaped around your cabinetry, basin and tap positions. Tell us whether the basin is undermount, inset or above-counter.
More than residential kitchens.
For commercial fit-outs, send drawings and the intended use of the space. Counter layouts, access restrictions, installation sequence and other trades all influence the quote.
Commercial surfaces
Reception counters, retail interiors and hospitality surfaces considered against the practical requirements of the project.
Fabrication details
Cutouts, edge profiles, joins and slab layout agreed as part of the scope. Exact dimensions and product requirements matter.
Installation planning
We coordinate installation around project readiness. Timing is confirmed after material availability, measurements and access have been reviewed.
Start with the information you have.
A rough dimensioned sketch is useful for an initial conversation; final fabrication requires confirmed measurements.
- Plans or a sketch with overall lengths, depths and island dimensions.
- Photos of the kitchen, vanity or commercial space and its access.
- Preferred stone, edge profile and any waterfall or splashback requirements.
- Sink, cooktop and tap specifications, plus your suburb and project timing.
Explore the part of the project you are planning.
Use these detailed pages to compare the relevant process, materials and information needed for an initial quote.
Stone benchtop service questions.
Do I need exact measurements before requesting a quote?
No. A plan, sketch, photos and rough dimensions are enough to begin. Final fabrication follows confirmed measurements, appliance specifications and the agreed scope.
Can you help with a benchtop on existing cabinets?
Yes, where the cabinet layout, condition, level and support are suitable. Existing kitchens need an assessment of removal, access, plumbing and appliance coordination before the final scope is confirmed.
Can I compare materials before choosing?
Yes. Start with the look, intended use and preferred product type, then compare current supplier samples and technical information. Final availability and suitability are confirmed for the project.
What details affect a commercial stone quote?
Drawings, intended use, material, edge and cut-out details, site access, installation sequence and coordination with other trades all affect the scope.
When are final fabrication dimensions confirmed?
Final measurements are confirmed after the relevant cabinetry, appliance specifications and site conditions are ready. Initial planning can begin earlier from the information available.
Let’s make it happen
A considered finish starts with a conversation.
Send your plans, rough dimensions and a few photos. We’ll help clarify the material, scope and next steps for your project.
Plan your stone benchtops