How Much Do Corinth Stone Worktops Cost? UK Prices & What Affects the Price
Corinth Stone worktops have published prices, starting from £289 including VAT. See example prices, what affects your total and how to get a quote.
Honed cream only looks expensive if the edge is thick enough; a skinny profile turns limestone character into laminate. Corinth Stone articles treat the worktop as a piece of masonry that happens to be solid surface: honed, warm, and scaled to orchards and range cookers.
Corinth Stone worktops have published prices, so you can start budgeting straight away. In our Luxury range, Carrera is listed from £289 up to £765, and Corinth Copper Pearla from £532 to £536, including VAT, for materials only. Your total Corinth Stone worktop cost then depends on how many pieces your kitchen needs, plus any fabrication and fitting.
Below we cover current example prices, what changes the total, and how to get an accurate quote for supply only or supply and fit.
Corinth Stone worktop prices
Here are example prices from our Corinth Stone Luxury range. All figures are current website prices, including VAT, for materials only:
- Carrera: from £289 up to £765
- Corinth Copper Pearla: £532 to £536
The price within each range depends on the size or option you select on the product page. Other colours have their own prices, so check the individual product pages on our Corinth Stone worktops page for the full list.
These prices give you a clear starting point. Fabrication, installation and delivery are quoted separately because they depend on your kitchen.
How to estimate your Corinth Stone budget
Here are the kitchen worktop ranges we currently supply:
A simple way to build a first estimate is:
- Measure each run of worktop in your kitchen, including any island or breakfast bar.
- Work out which sizes you need from the product page for your chosen colour.
- Add up the material prices.
- Note your sink, hob, upstands and splashbacks, as these affect fabrication and fitting.
- Request a quote for fitting if you need it.
If your layout is more complicated than a straight run, or you are unsure which sizes to choose, send us a sketch and our team will work it out with you.
What affects the cost of Corinth Stone kitchen worktops?
Colour
As the examples above show, colours are priced differently. If two colours suit your kitchen equally well, comparing their prices can make a real difference across several worktops.
Size and number of pieces
A straight run may need only one piece, while L-shapes, U-shapes and islands need more. Deeper worktops and breakfast bars use more material than standard depths.
Joints
Where pieces meet, they need to be joined and finished. More joints mean more fabrication time.
Cut-outs and sinks
Sink and hob cut-outs, drainer grooves and integrated sinks all add work. Hob cut-outs should follow the manufacturer’s installation guidance.
Upstands and splashbacks
Matching upstands and splashbacks give a finished look and protect your walls. They are priced as extra pieces.
Edge profile
A simple edge is usually the most economical. More detailed profiles take longer to shape and finish.
Templating, delivery and installation
If we are fitting your worktops, we template the kitchen once the base units are fitted and level, then fabricate and install. Access matters: stairs, flats, narrow hallways and parking can affect delivery and fitting. We can also remove your old worktops and disconnect and reconnect your sink and taps.
Supply only vs supply and fit
Supply only means you pay the published material price plus any delivery charge, and your own fitter carries out the cutting and installation. This suits trade customers and homeowners who already have an experienced fitter booked.
Supply and fit means our team templates, fabricates, delivers and installs your worktops anywhere in the UK. It costs more than supply only, but you have one team responsible for the result from start to finish.
How to save on Corinth Stone worktops
- Compare colours. Prices differ between colours, so check the alternatives before deciding.
- Choose the right sizes. Buying sizes that suit your runs reduces waste.
- Keep the layout simple. Fewer joints and cut-outs mean less fabrication.
- Price extras separately. Ask for upstands, splashbacks and sink options to be shown individually so you can prioritise.
- Order samples before you buy. Seeing colours at home avoids an expensive change of mind.
Corinth Stone as an alternative to Apollo
If you were originally looking at Apollo Slab worktops, note that we no longer supply them. Colours from the same manufacturer are available in our Corinth Stone ranges, often at more competitive prices, so Corinth Stone is a good place to look for a similar finish.
How to get an accurate quote
Send us:
- A sketch or plan with measurements of each worktop run
- Your preferred colour or colours
- Sink and hob details and positions
- Any upstands, splashbacks, island or breakfast bar
- Your postcode and any access issues
- Whether you need supply only or supply and fit, and whether old worktops need removing
Use our quote form to send your details and our team will come back to you with a price.
Corinth Stone worktop cost: frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest Corinth Stone worktop?
Among the examples in this article, Carrera starts from £289 including VAT. Check our Corinth Stone page for current prices on all colours.
Do the prices include fitting?
No. Website prices are for materials only. Fitting is quoted separately based on your layout and access.
Why does the same colour have a price range?
The price depends on the size or option you select. Check the product page for the exact price of the size you need.
Can existing worktops be repaired instead of replaced?
If you have stone-character solid surface worktops that are marked or dull, a repolish may be an alternative to replacement. A standard stone-character solid surface repolish is £350 + VAT; see our repair and repolish service.
Can I get a sample?
Yes. Order a free sample to check the colour in your kitchen.
Price up your Corinth Stone worktops
With published prices, Corinth Stone makes it easy to get a realistic budget early on. Browse the range, order samples of your favourites, and request a quote with your measurements for supply only or supply and fit. Our team will help you choose the right sizes and get the best value for your kitchen.