Countertops
The material, pattern and construction of the work surface
Compare the main countertop types by thickness, appearance and sink installation method. Decors and exact specifications are gathered on separate pages.
Quick comparison
How the materials differ
The table compares the thickness, sink installation and key feature of each construction.
| Material | Thickness | Sink installation | Key feature |
|---|---|---|---|
| Melamine-faced chipboard | 38 mm | On top of the countertop | A wide choice of wood and stone decors |
| Quartz and pressed stone | 20 / 30 mm | On top of the countertop / under the countertop | A uniform pattern and a wide choice of shades |
| Ceramics | 20 / 30 mm | On top of the countertop / under the countertop | A thin surface and a bold, large-scale pattern |
| Granite and quartzite | 20 / 30 mm | On top of the countertop / under the countertop | The unique pattern of natural stone |
| HPL compact laminate | EGGER 12 mm · Fundermax 4–16 mm | On top of the countertop / under the countertop | A slim countertop profile |
| Solid wood | Depends on the billet | On top of the countertop | A natural pattern and bespoke finishing |
Catalogues
Choose a material
153 decors
Laminate countertops
EGGER and Kronospan decors in stone and wood patterns.
Open catalogue231 decors
Quartz and pressed stone
TechniStone, Silestone, Caesarstone, Avant Quartz and other collections.
Open catalogue222 decors
Ceramics
Dekton, Laminam, Infinity, Bricmate, Marazzi and other series.
Open catalogue51 options
Granite and quartzite
A natural stone pattern; each slab is different.
Open catalogue62 decors
HPL compact laminate
Thin work surfaces from EGGER, Fundermax and Kronospan Slim Line.
Open catalogueMade to design
Solid wood
Countertops and decorative elements finished with oil, stain or lacquer.
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