Durable materials · made to measure
Made-to-measure kitchen countertops
Countertops in Dekton, quartz, natural stone, solid oak and 6 more materials, made to your kitchen’s measurements and matched to your fronts. Compare materials and prices, then send us your kitchen plan or measurements. You’ll receive an exact quote within 1–2 working days.
Wide range of materials
from stainless steel to furniture linoleum
From 400 €/m²
indicative price excl. VAT and installation
1–2 working days
to an exact price quote
One manufacturer
countertop, fronts and cabinets matched in one project
Comparison
Which countertop should you choose?
A quick overview of all materials in one place. Prices are indicative per square metre, excl. VAT and installation.
| Material | Thickness | Price from | Best choice for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Natural stone | 20 mm | 1200 €/m² | A unique pattern, every slab is different |
| Dekton | 20 mm | 1100 €/m² | Heat, scratches, sunlight |
| Silestone | 12 or 20 mm | 1100 €/m² | Everyday durability, wide colour range |
| TechniStone | 20 or 30 mm | 700 €/m² | Quartz durability at a lower price |
| Corian | 12 or 20 mm | 700 €/m² | Seamless surface with integrated sink |
| Fenix NTM | 20 mm | 700 €/m² | Matt surface without fingerprints |
| Stainless steel | 1, 3 or 5 mm | 600 €/m² | Heavy cooking, hygiene, industrial look |
| Furniture linoleum | 20 mm | 500 €/m² | Natural, warm and pleasant to the touch |
| Compact laminate | 20 mm | 450 €/m² | Moisture resistance and good value |
| Solid oak | 20 mm | 400 €/m² | Natural wood that gains character over time |
Material properties and care
Choose a material from the list to see its pros and cons, care tips and available finishes.
Stainless steel
Complete your kitchen
Countertop, fronts and cabinets from one manufacturer
Doors and drawer fronts matched to the colour and material of your countertop.
Modular cabinet frames with screwed construction, made to the size you need.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about kitchen countertops
Answers to common questions about countertop durability, care and price. Can’t find your question? Write to us.
Which countertop is the easiest to clean?
Dekton, quartz (e.g. Silestone or TechniStone) and Fenix NTM. These are low-porosity surfaces that usually need nothing more than a damp cloth and a mild detergent.
Which countertop is the most heat resistant?
Dekton and natural stone. They handle short bursts of heat and high temperatures better than wood or some composites. Still, always place pans and pots on a trivet.
Which countertop is best for heavy daily cooking?
Dekton or quartz. They resist scratches, impacts and daily wear and are easy to keep clean.
Which countertop is the least prone to staining?
Quartz and Dekton. As low-porosity surfaces they don’t absorb liquids as easily as more porous materials. Even so, wipe up stains straight away to keep the surface looking its best.
Which countertop is the most budget friendly?
Compact laminate. It is one of the most affordable options while staying practical for everyday use, a good choice if you want solid quality without unnecessary compromises.
Which countertop is best if you have small children at home?
Quartz or Fenix NTM. They are practical, hygienic and easy to clean, and small everyday marks are usually less visible than on glossy surfaces.
Which countertop should you choose if you want a natural material?
Solid oak. Wood brings warmth and natural texture that suits a Scandinavian interior. Keep in mind that wood needs regular care, as it is more sensitive to moisture and stains.
Get an exact countertop quote
Send us your kitchen plan or measurements. We’ll reply within 1–2 working days with a price that includes manufacturing and cutouts.