Worktops
Choosing the right worktop for your Kitchen is more than just a surface — it’s where life happens. From early morning coffees to family dinners, it’s the heart of your kitchen. At Kubo, we design and install stunning, durable worktops that elevate both the beauty and practicality of your space.
Whether you’re drawn to the timeless elegance of natural stone, the sleek finish of quartz, or the warm character of wood, we help you choose the perfect material to suit your lifestyle and design vision. With a keen eye for detail and craftsmanship, our team ensures your worktop not only looks incredible but stands the test of time.
Quartz Surfaces
Quartz is one of nature’s hardest minerals. Quartz and combined with numerous polymers and pigments. The result is a range of durable and beautiful quartz surfaces in a wide variety of colors and finishes. Resistant to stains, scratches, and cracks, they are also highly heat-resistant, and happily shrug off most common household chemicals. They are nonporous, making them safe and hygienic.
Wood
Often used for breakfast bars and cladding our specialist suppliers have an interesting selection of exotic woods most would not have heard of. With today’s technology one need not be worried to use wood in the kitchen as a long term investment and with a little care will last many years. In fact, wood can be sanded and re-oiled after many years of use. Wood is also naturally anti-bacterial.
Marble
Not the first choice in terms of durability due to their porous properties; Marble worktops have some of the most beautiful patterns and like wood, they can bring minimal kitchens to life. There is a huge selection to choose from and one would pick their own slab from the yards to pick the best one. Some have huge patterns running meters down the length of the slab and will always be unique. Good for breakfast bars and islands without sink and hobs.
Granite
Granite is beautiful, easy to look after and durable. Granite is hard, with a very dense grain, making it difficult to stain and hard to scratch. Although it is not recommended to subject granite to drastic and sudden changes in temperature, it is highly resistant to temperature damage and is an ideal material near range cookers or anything emitting high temperatures. Cutting & chopping on granite is fine to do so, however, it will shorten the lives of your steel knives as they will swiftly lose their edge, blunted by the hard stone. Its smooth dense structure also means that it provides few havens for bacteria, and is therefore ideally suited for kitchen worktops.