8 Best Stone Countertop Suppliers in Singapore (2026)
Eight stone countertop suppliers and fabricators in Singapore for quartz, granite, marble and sintered stone kitchen and vanity tops, with how to choose.
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AI image by LocalRankA stone countertop is one of the few kitchen choices you cannot easily undo, and in Singapore it usually means dealing with a supplier that also cuts, polishes and installs the slab. This guide gathers eight companies that publish stone countertop work on their own websites, covering quartz, granite, marble, sintered stone and solid surface for kitchens, vanities and tabletops. Each entry summarises what the company says it offers and where it is based, so that you can request several quotes with the right questions. It is a shortlist to compare, not a ranking, and the order carries no meaning.
1. iQuartz
iQuartz presents itself as a Singapore supplier of quartz and sintered surfaces for homes and commercial projects. Its site describes a one-stop process handled by its own installers, with photo-based measurement and CNC machinery used for fabrication, and it highlights a quartz manufacturing facility. The homepage also carries a running feed of recently completed installations listed by address and colour, which shows the range of homes it serves. Its company address is in Woodlands Industrial, and enquiries go through a contact form or the phone and email shown on the site. It also publishes separate feedback, partnership and career routes, so it is quite easy to tell which door to knock on.
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2. Melmer Stoneworks
Melmer Stoneworks describes itself as a fabricator and supplier of quartz, marble, granite, sintered surface and other natural stone, and it states that it is a subsidiary of Hafary. Its site says customers can choose from more than five hundred stone types and lists supply, edge profiling and installation for kitchen and vanity tops. It works with surface brands including Caesarstone, Cosentino, Lapitec and Florim Stone, according to its own pages. The workshop is in the Loyang area in the east, and visits are arranged by booking an appointment on the website or contacting the enquiry details it publishes. That makes it a practical option if you want to see the fabrication side in person before committing.
3. Polybuilding
Polybuilding says it has supplied natural stone and tiles in Singapore since 1974, and its website lists marble, granite, limestone, travertine, onyx, engineered quartz and sintered slabs. It also names branded surfaces it carries, including Laminam, Cambria and Quarella. The company states that supply, fabrication, delivery and installation are handled in-house, which suits buyers who want a single party responsible from slab selection to fitting. Its showroom and works are in Tuas, and its site notes that visits are by appointment, so book ahead rather than dropping in. Quotations can be requested through the contact form on its website or by phone and email, and its pages also cover vanity tops and tabletops.
4. Luxx Newhouse Group
Luxx Newhouse describes itself as a solid surface and material specialist founded in 1994, with operations across Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Guangzhou and Beijing. Its site lists acrylic solid surface from LX Hausys HIMACS, engineered quartz, DiDio and Marstone sintered slabs and porcelain tiles, together with a countertop replacement service. The company says supply, fabrication, installation and project management are carried out by an in-house team locally. It also mentions showroom tours and runs a blog and subscriber newsletter. Because it leads with solid surface, it is worth describing any bespoke shapes, integrated sinks or reception counters you have in mind when you contact it through its website, and asking what it can do.
5. Surface Top Solution & Renovation
Surface Top Solution & Renovation lists solid surface, quartz, sintered stone, granite and marble for countertops, worktops, vanity tops and table tops. Beyond the slabs themselves, its site mentions related jobs such as hacking and removal of the old top, protective film application and electrical work that comes up when a hob or hood has to be reconnected. Two addresses are shown on the site, one at Ubi and one off Neythal Road in Jurong, without saying which is the showroom, so confirm where to go before travelling. Enquiries can be sent by email or WhatsApp, and the company posts project videos and customer comments on its Instagram, Facebook and YouTube pages for a closer look at finished work.
6. Asiastone
Asiastone, trading as Asia Stone Building Material, publishes three product lines on its website: a sintered stone range quoted in twelve millimetre thickness, a quartz range and a granite range quoted in twenty millimetre thickness. It describes fabrication and installation of kitchen tops, vanity tops and island tops, and it names Cosentino, Dekton, Silestone, Sensa and Scalea among the brands it works with. Popular patterns shown include Calacatta-style sintered slabs and Black Galaxy granite. The showroom and workshop are in the Woodlands East industrial estate. You can submit an enquiry through the form on the contact page, scan the WhatsApp code, or phone, and the site carries a 2026 copyright notice, which suggests it is actively maintained.
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7. 78 Degrees
78 Degrees calls itself a countertop specialist offering marble, granite, quartz and solid surface for kitchens and vanities, and its site says it has operated for more than a decade. It lists supply and installation of natural stone and engineered tops, made-to-order tabletops and vanity tops, and polishing services for marble and granite. The brands it names include Dekton, Silestone, Caesarstone, Himacs, Kompacplus and Lapitec. The website sets out a three-step process of consultation, material recommendation and installation, and it runs a blog and project portfolio that help when you are still deciding on a material. Quotes are requested through the Get A Quote form, by phone or through WhatsApp, and the contact page does not state a showroom location.
8. SG Kitchen Top
SG Kitchen Top says it has made countertops since 2012 and that every top is fabricated at its own factory in Singapore rather than outsourced. Its site presents four categories, sintered stone, quartz, granite and marble, for kitchens and bathrooms, and it positions the countertop as a design feature as well as a work surface. The company is based in a Woodlands industrial building, and its contact page publishes weekday and Saturday hours, a contact form, an email address and a phone and WhatsApp number that it says is reachable around the clock. If you want a direct maker rather than a showroom reseller, this is a good place to start asking questions about lead time and finishing options.
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How to choose
- Decide on the material before you collect quotes. Quartz, sintered stone, granite and marble behave differently around heat, stains and cutting, and each supplier here carries a different mix. Ask each company to explain, in its own words, how the material you prefer is used and cared for, and compare those explanations rather than relying on a single sales pitch.
- Ask what is included in the quote. Some companies list hacking out the old top, fitting the sink and hob cut-outs, edge profiling, delivery and installation as separate steps, while others bundle them. Request a written breakdown so two quotes describe the same scope, and check who handles plumbing or electrical reconnection after the new top goes in.
- See the actual slab where you can. Showroom samples and website photos can look different from a full slab under your own kitchen lighting, and natural stone patterns vary from piece to piece. Several suppliers here say visits are by appointment, so book ahead, bring your cabinet layout, and ask to inspect the slab before it is cut.
- Clarify who fabricates the top. A company may cut in its own factory, outsource to a partner, or act as a distributor of brands such as Caesarstone or Cosentino. None of these is automatically better, but it affects who you speak to about delays, remeasurement and defects, so ask the supplier to name the party responsible.
- Ask what the supplier states about warranty, aftercare and repair, and request it in writing. Find out how a chip, crack or seam issue would be handled, what the company says is covered, and for how long. Treat any marketing claim on a website as the company's statement and confirm the terms on your quotation or invoice.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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