How Much is Quartz Kitchen Countertops

Updated: 2025/4/29

The cost of quartz kitchen countertops varies based on quality, brand, thickness, and installation factors. Here is a detailed breakdown of pricing in USD (2024 estimates):

# 1. Price Range per Square Foot (Materials Only)
| Quartz Tier | Price (per sq. ft.) |
| Budget/Entry-Level | $40 - $60 |
| Mid-Range | $60 - $100 |
| Premium/Luxury | $100 - $200+ |

Popular Brands & Their Price Ranges:
- Caesarstone: $60 - $140/sq. ft.
- Silestone: $70 - $150/sq. ft.
- Cambria: $90 - $200+/sq. ft.
- MSI Q Quartz: $50 - $100/sq. ft.
- HanStone, Viatera: $60 - $120/sq. ft.

# 2. Additional Cost Factors
- Thickness:
- 2cm (?') → Typically $5-$15/sq. ft. cheaper than 3cm.
- 3cm (1?') → More durable, no plywood support needed (standard for kitchens).
- Edge Profiles:
- Basic (straight, eased) → $10-$20/linear ft.
- Premium (ogee, bullnose) → $25-$50/linear ft.
- Installation: $30-$70/sq. ft. (includes labor, cutting, seams, sink cutouts).
- Backsplash: $20-$50/sq. ft. extra if matching quartz is used.

# 3. Total Estimated Cost for a Standard Kitchen
- Small Kitchen (30 sq. ft.) → $2,500 - $6,000 (installed).
- Medium Kitchen (50 sq. ft.) → $4,500 - $10,000 (installed).
- Large Kitchen (80+ sq. ft.) → $7,000 - $20,000+ (installed).

# 4. Ways to Save Money
- Choose mid-range brands (MSI, PentalQuartz).
- Opt for 2cm slabs (if using plywood support).
- Pick simpler edges (straight or beveled).
- Buy during promotions (home improvement stores often offer discounts).

# 5. Quartz vs. Other Materials (Cost Comparison)
- Granite: $40 - $200/sq. ft. (varies by rarity).
- Solid Surface (Corian): $40 - $120/sq. ft.
- Laminate: $20 - $60/sq. ft.
- Butcher Block: $30 - $100/sq. ft.

# Final Tip:
Get 3-5 quotes from local fabricators—prices can vary significantly based on region and labor costs.

Source: StoneADD + DeepSeek
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