quartz worktop and engineered wood suppliers, London area?

pigeonpie

I'm looking for a reliable quartz kitchen worktop supplier, preferably one who would send out samples beforehand and/or has a showroom. We currently have granite but are thinking of moving to quartz and it seems to be cheaper bought directly or online rather than as part of the 'kitchen deal'.

We also have to lay engineered click system oak flooring with decent acoustic underlay, in our flat. Does anyone have any recommendations? thanks

cyclonebri1

pigeonpie wrote: »

I'm looking for a reliable quartz kitchen worktop supplier, preferably one who would send out samples beforehand and/or has a showroom. We currently have granite but are thinking of moving to quartz and it seems to be cheaper bought directly or online rather than as part of the 'kitchen deal'.

We also have to lay engineered click system oak flooring with decent acoustic underlay, in our flat. Does anyone have any recommendations? thanks

I don't understand, if this a fashion thing? if so I'll butt out.

Never heard of anyone wanting to change a stone worktop for another one

Or are you saying you are replacing the whole kitchen, inc the worktops

pigeonpie

we have to do a new kitchen in order to move our boiler (long story) and the old granite worktop will be destroyed and/or won't fit.
I'm looking for a quartz worktop and engineered oak flooring supplier recommendations. Sorry if didn't make that clear.

Furts

Not a direct answer, but avoid Bellagio Stone, and colleagues give a poor feedback on OMG.

pigeonpie

Furts wrote: »

Not a direct answer, but avoid Bellagio Stone, and colleagues give a poor feedback on OMG.

OMG? Not a good name to start with!

AlexMac

Having extensively researched engineered oak flooring I was about to set off to specialist suppliers in Suffolk... when 'er indoors pointed out a local retailer in SE London - http://www.blackheathinteriors.com/ 020 8297 9600.

Who gave me a great deal on almost 40 Msq of hi-spec rustic brushed, oiled oak, but they have lots of other samples and specs and can get anything-

and the woman who owns this small business is great at explaining the product without patronisng or baffling us. We're so pleased with it we now want similar upstairs and having subsequently taken a quote I wish I'd also used them to fit...

So wheter or not you can pop in, I'd recommend shopping local and negotiating on price

Hintza

The website is a shocker though....:rotfl: