Unistone® Quartz Slabs for Worktops

Thanks to fully controlled manufacturing, Unistone® delivers a uniform appearance and highly consistent quality, slab after slab. Its quartz composite surface is built to last—robust, stable, and reliable for everyday use—while remaining competitively priced and available in a wide range of colours, from warm sand tones to marble-inspired looks.

Built on Brachot’s long-standing experience with natural stone, the Unistone® range includes highly true-to-nature designs, and customers often consider it one of the closest alternatives to natural stone. With good slab availability and fast delivery by crane truck, made possible by Brachot’s well-organised transport network, it’s a reliable choice from order to installation. Customer feedback confirms it’s easy to process, with more than 99% of slabs installed and processed without any issues.

Both quartz and porcelain surfaces have distinct advantages, and the best choice depends on your intended use, style preferences, and budget. Porcelain surfaces, such as Uniceramica®, offer excellent heat and scratch resistance, although its very hard structure can make them a bit more sensitive to impacts that may cause chips or small dents. Quartz is versatile, strong, and generally easier to repair; with Unistone®, the veining runs through the full thickness of the material, so minor damage is less visually noticeable and can often be restored more easily, but quartz is not heatproof, so it’s best to use a trivet or heat pad for hot items.

For a solid white worktop, quartz composite is generally the most practical choice. White quartz tends to show fewer streaks, is more scratch-resistant, and is more forgiving in daily use than solid white porcelain — which, while a perfectly valid option, can require more frequent cleaning to stay looking its best.

Within our quartz range, Unistone Bianco Extreme is the whitest option, with a slightly cooler tone. If you prefer a warmer white, Unistone Bianco Assoluto is an excellent alternative. For those who want a natural stone look, marble-inspired designs such as Carrara Misterio, Statuario and Arabescato Vagli add subtle veining while retaining all the practical benefits of quartz.

That said, white worktops come in many forms — from solid white and marble looks to textured porcelain with a travertine feel. For a full overview of all options, see our dedicated guide to white kitchen worktops.