Quartz kitchen worktops, made to order

Quartz kitchen worktops are made from composite quartz slabs: ground natural quartz bound with polyester resins and pigments. The surface has no pores, resists stains and scratches very well and is cleaned with a damp cloth and liquid detergent, without sealing. Quartz is suitable for indoor kitchens, including islands, peninsulas and wall cladding.

This category contains 210 models from Belenco, Calisco, Cimstone, Stone Italiana and Technistone, in the Eco, Medium, Premium and Exclusiv ranges. The edge can be made to look thicker by joining a piece of the same material and wet polishing.

Prices per linear metre start from 157,50 €/ml + VAT (1.018 lei/lm incl. VAT), with a median price of 237,55 €/ml + VAT (1.536 lei/lm incl. VAT; October 2026). Each worktop is made to order in the Prowest workshop in Bucharest, after measurements on site. See the price guide and the About quartz page.

Quartz worktop prices by manufacturer

The price of a quartz worktop depends mainly on the manufacturer, the range and the colour. The table shows, for each manufacturer in the catalogue, the number of models, the starting price and the median price per linear metre.

Prices are per linear metre and cover the worktop only, without labour: cut-outs, special edges, delivery and installation are calculated in the quote. Prices in lei include 21% VAT, at the NBR exchange rate of 30.10.2026 (€1 = 5,3426 lei). The breakdown by range is in the price guide, and the differences between manufacturers on the page about how to choose a quartz brand.

What is added to the price per metre

The price per linear metre covers the worktop only. The final quote, made on the sketch of your kitchen, also includes, where applicable:

• the cut-outs for the sink, hob and tap;
• special edges: the edge profile or an apparent thickening;
• the wall cladding between the base and wall units, window sills or the island, calculated separately from the main worktop;
• delivery and installation.

After the furniture is installed, the Prowest team takes measurements on site, then delivers and installs the worktop anywhere in Romania. Calculation examples are in the price guide per linear metre.

Quartz or ceramic: the main differences

All the criteria, including Neolith, Laminam and granite, are in the full comparison of quartz, ceramic, Neolith, Laminam and granite. The ceramic models are in the sintered ceramic kitchen worktops category, and the daily care of quartz is described in the care instructions.

Projects with quartz worktops

A few quartz kitchen worktops made and installed by Prowest, with photos of each project:

• Terra quartz worktop and peninsula, Sibiu;
• Smyrna quartz worktop, Cluj;
• Arcadia quartz worktop, Bucharest.

More projects are in the project gallery.

Showroom and workshop in Bucharest

The materials can be seen in the two Prowest showrooms in Bucharest:

• 9 Doina Street, sector 5: office, showroom and production workshop; phone 021 420 89 92, 0736 352 784 or 0736 352 785.
• Expo Top Construct, 23 Valea Cascadelor, stands B4–B5, sector 6: showroom; phone 0736 352 786.

Maps and the contact form are on the contact page.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a linear metre of quartz worktop cost?

In this category, prices range from 157,50 €/ml (1.018 lei/lm incl. VAT) to 360 €/ml, excluding VAT (2.327 lei/lm incl. VAT), with a median price of 237,55 €/ml (1.536 lei/lm incl. VAT). The differences come from the manufacturer, range and colour. The breakdown by range and manufacturer is in the price guide.

Can I put hot pans on a quartz worktop?

No. The worktop tolerates only brief exposure to moderate temperatures, up to 100–120 °C. The thermal shock from a hot pot can cause cracks, discolouration or loss of gloss; always use a trivet.

Can the sink be mounted under a quartz worktop?

Yes. The cut-out is profiled and wet-polished, and Prowest fits the sink in the workshop. The sink can also be made from quartz, joined to the worktop as a single monolithic piece.

Can I use a quartz worktop outdoors?

It is not recommended: direct and prolonged sunlight can discolour the resins in the composition. For outdoor use, choose ceramic, Neolith or Laminam.

Quartz or granite?

Composite quartz is a manufactured material made from ground natural quartz bound with resins and pigments, with a non-porous surface; it contains no granite and is not a natural stone. Granite is not part of the Prowest catalogue. The differences by criterion are in the comparison of materials, and the details about the material on the page what composite quartz is.