Kenyan Yellow Granite is quoted within our granite range of KES 7,000 – 18,000 per linear metre for finished, installed work. Where it falls in that range depends on the measured run, the edge profile and any cut-outs for sinks or hobs. We do not price slabs individually — we measure the job and quote it.

Yes. Granite is among the most hard-wearing surfaces available — it handles hot pans straight off the hob and resists scratching from normal kitchen use. Kenyan Yellow Granite is a natural stone, so each slab is unique and no two installations look identical. It should be sealed on installation and periodically thereafter.

Day to day, warm water and a mild pH-neutral cleaner are enough. Avoid bleach and abrasive creams, which dull the polish over time. Kenyan Yellow Granite should be sealed when installed and resealed periodically — we advise on timing for the particular stone when we install.

Yes, and we recommend it. Stone photographs never quite match the material in daylight. Our yard is at Duldul Godowns, near Cabanas on Mombasa Road, Nairobi, where you can see the slabs in person. We supply and install across Kenya.