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Quartz worktop colour help!

Jaimini Mootoosamy

7 years ago

Is anyone able to help point me in the right direction of a 'toffee/caramel' coloured quartz worktop as featured in this picture? Or any similar colours? I am looking at Silestone's Unsui as a close match but think it maybe a bit dark (especially in daytime when spotlights not on).

Our cabinetry will be similar to that featured in either a New Ivory or Sand high gloss.

Thank you!

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Core and Ore
7 years ago
Hi , Re your enquiry -- Worktop colour , The Silestone Unsui is a bit lighter,

Check out the following links , these are other manufacturers of composite quartz that may be of interest.

http://marbleflooring.co.uk/stone-range/

http://www.levantina.com/uk/

https://www.beltrami.co.uk/en/home-1.htm

If any of them are of interest and you live within 100 miles of Bristol we would love to quote for the supply and fit.

Philip

Core and Ore Ltd
Jaimini Mootoosamy
Original Author
7 years ago
Oh fab, thank you for the pointers! Unsui looks quite dark in certain kitchen pics on here...it's hard to judge online I suppose! I really need to see the samples. We are based in Essex so may be a bit far out unfortunately.
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Silestone does have a colour called Toffee. Have you seen that?

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