Care & Maintenance

If you look after your worktops, they will last a lifetime.

Granite & Quartz

Watch this short video for our top tops on how to look after your quartz & granite worktops:

In general:

We do not recommend putting hot pans onto any of the granite and quartz surfaces, or cutting directly onto the stone. Although you might not be able to see a problem on the surface, you can cause irreparable damage within the stone and it will void your warranty.

We recommend using hot soapy water & a soft cloth to clean your worktops. Tougher stains may require Cif cleaner, and a bit of elbow grease. We do not recommend using anything abrasive or chemical based on your worktops.

Here are some PDFs you might find helpful if you are considering granite or quartz worktops, or would like more information about caring for them:

Care instructions for Granite

Care instructions for Quartz

Marble

As the softer of the natural stones, marble is more susceptible to staining and etching which is why it is not recommended for use in a kitchen environment.

A neutral or mildly alkaline (8-10pH) solution of soap and water should be used to clean marble surfaces.

Bleach and acids should be kept away from marble as these products corrode the stone irrevocably.

Care instructions for marble

Neolith

Neolith is a highly performing material resistant to stains, heat, UV rays, scratches, and more. Follow these care instructions to maintain your worktops:

Care instructions for Neolith (PDF)