Unistone · Black quartz
Black Crystal Quartz worktops, templated and fitted
Free fitted quote · made to measure
Black Crystal is a dark engineered quartz worktop from Unistone. Quartz is hard-wearing, non-porous and easy to keep clean, so it suits busy family kitchens, islands and breakfast bars, and it never needs sealing or oiling.
- Templated in your kitchen once the units are fitted
- Cut, polished and fitted for you
- Sink, hob and tap cut-outs, with matching upstands and splashbacks
- Free, no-obligation quote from your plan
- Material
- Engineered quartz
- Colour
- Black
- Look
- Plain
- Brand
- Unistone
- Price
- Made to measure: free quote
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About Black Crystal Quartz
Black Crystal Quartz from Unistone is a black worktop for kitchens that want a strong, grounded look. Dark quartz works well against white, cream or light grey doors, where it creates a crisp contrast, and it can also suit wood-effect units for a warmer feel. Brushed brass or black taps and handles tend to sit well with it. We template, cut and fit the worktop and provide a free quote, and we can arrange a sample so you can see it next to your chosen door colour. Our Cheltenham showroom is open weekdays.
Get a free quartz quote
Send your kitchen plan or measurements and the colour you like. We reply with a fixed price for templating, cutting, polishing and fitting, usually within 1–2 working days.
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