Question 1

How much do granite countertops cost in Kenya?

Accepted Answer

Granite countertops cost KES 7,000–18,000 per Lm, fabricated and installed (2026). Locally-quarried Kenyan granite offers outstanding local value; imported varieties sit at the upper end. Marble runs KES 9,000–20,000 per Lm and quartz KES 10,000–20,000 per Lm — all including templating, fabrication, and installation.

Question 2

Which is better for a kitchen — granite, marble, or quartz?

Accepted Answer

Granite is the hardest and most heat-resistant, and the only option safe outdoors. Quartz is non-porous and virtually maintenance-free. Marble has the most luxurious veining but is softer and best for lower-traffic surfaces. For busy Kenyan kitchens, granite offers the best balance of durability, heat resistance, and value.

Question 3

Do granite countertops need sealing, and how often?

Accepted Answer

Granite is sealed on installation and should be re-sealed every 1–3 years — a quick, low-cost step that keeps it stain-resistant. Quartz never needs sealing; marble needs it more often (every 6–12 months). Quick test: drop water on the granite — if it soaks in and darkens the stone, it is time to re-seal.

Question 4

How long do granite countertops last?

Accepted Answer

With simple daily care, granite countertops last 30–50+ years, and quartz up to 50 years. Natural stone typically outlives the kitchen it is installed in, which makes it a one-time investment rather than a recurring cost.

Question 5

Can you put hot pans directly on granite or quartz?

Accepted Answer

Granite is formed under extreme heat and comfortably handles hot pans (a trivet is still good practice). Quartz is more heat-sensitive — its resin binder can scorch above roughly 150°C — so always use a trivet or board on quartz.

Question 6

Does granite or marble stain easily?

Accepted Answer

Sealed granite resists staining well — just wipe spills reasonably promptly and re-seal every 1–3 years. Quartz is non-porous and the most stain-resistant. Marble is the most stain-prone (especially to acids like lemon or wine) and needs spills cleaned quickly.

Question 7

How thick should a kitchen countertop be?

Accepted Answer

2cm is standard for kitchen worktops; 3cm is used for islands, breakfast bars, outdoor counters, and heavy-use surfaces. We recommend the best thickness and edge profile for your layout during on-site templating.

Question 8

Do you deliver across Kenya, and how do I get a quote?

Accepted Answer

Yes — we fabricate and install across Kenya (Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret) and deliver to East Africa. For a quote, call +254 728 789 164 or email sales@mml.co.ke with your room type, linear metreage, and preferred stone — we reply within 24 hours.

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