Unistone · Light quartz
Olympus White Quartz worktops, templated and fitted
Free fitted quote · made to measure
Olympus White is a light-toned 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
- Light
- Look
- Plain
- Brand
- Unistone
- Price
- Made to measure: free quote
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About Olympus White Quartz
Olympus White Quartz is a light worktop from Unistone, a good fit for those who want a clean, bright surface. It tends to work well with handleless doors in white, cashmere or light grey, and with deeper painted colours for contrast. Light quartz also suits white or stainless undermount sinks. Before ordering, have your cabinet layout and appliance sizes confirmed, as they shape the template. We can arrange a sample, and we template, cut and fit quartz after a free quote. Visit our Cheltenham showroom to see more.
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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