How Much Do Maia Worktops Cost? UK Prices & What Affects the Price
Maia worktops start at £354 including VAT. Here are current prices for both price groups, an example kitchen budget and tips on getting an accurate quote.
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Maia worktops currently cost from £354 for an 1800 x 600mm length up to £900 for a 3600 x 900mm breakfast bar, including VAT, on a supply-only basis. The biggest factor in your Maia worktop cost is the price group of the colour you choose, followed by how many lengths your kitchen needs and the accessories that go with them.
Below we set out our current Maia prices, explain what pushes a budget up or down, and show how to get a figure you can actually plan around.
Maia worktop prices in the UK
Maia colours are split into two price groups. All prices below are our current website prices, including VAT, for materials only.
Price group 1
Colours: Brazilian Greige, Cappuccino, Latte, Lava, Mocha, Vanilla and Vulcano.
- 1800 x 600mm worktop: £354
- 3600 x 600mm worktop: £570
- 3600 x 650mm worktop: £630
- 3600 x 900mm breakfast bar: £755
Price group 2
Colours: Calcite, Cristallo, Fossil, Galaxy, Greystone, Snow Haze and Beige Sparkle.
- 1800 x 600mm worktop: £430
- 3600 x 600mm worktop: £675
- 3600 x 650mm worktop: £740
- 3600 x 900mm breakfast bar: £900
Accessories
- Edging strip: £22
- Jointing kit: £44.50
If you are comparing Maia worktop prices per square metre, a 3600 x 600mm length covers 2.16 square metres, so a price group 1 worktop works out at roughly £264 per square metre and a price group 2 worktop at roughly £313 per square metre, before any fitting. Deeper and breakfast bar sizes work out differently, so it is always better to price the actual lengths you need.
An example Maia budget
Here are the kitchen worktop ranges we currently supply:
To give a feel for how the numbers add up, imagine a simple L-shaped kitchen that needs two 3600 x 600mm lengths joined at the corner.
- In a price group 1 colour such as Latte: 2 x £570 = £1,140, plus a £44.50 jointing kit, comes to £1,184.50 before edging strips.
- In a price group 2 colour such as Greystone: 2 x £675 = £1,350, plus the £44.50 jointing kit, comes to £1,394.50 before edging strips.
Add £22 for each edging strip you need for exposed ends. This is a materials-only illustration; your own layout, cut-outs and fitting choices will change the final figure.
What affects the cost of Maia kitchen worktops?
Price group and colour
Choosing a group 2 colour adds between £76 and £145 per length compared with the equivalent group 1 size. Across a whole kitchen that difference can be worth weighing up, so it is worth ordering samples of your shortlist from both groups before deciding.
Length, depth and number of pieces
Maia comes in fixed lengths, so the shape of your kitchen decides how many you buy. A straight run may fit within one 3600mm length, while L-shapes, U-shapes and islands need more pieces. Choosing 650mm depth rather than 600mm costs more per length but can suit deeper base units or a little extra worktop space at the front.
Thickness
Maia is available in 28mm and 42mm thicknesses. Check the product page for the sizes and prices available in the thickness you prefer, as the look of a slimmer or chunkier edge also affects how the rest of the kitchen feels.
Joints and accessories
Every joint needs the right jointing kit, and exposed ends need edging. These are modest costs individually, but they are easy to forget when budgeting.
Cut-outs and fitting
Sink and hob cut-outs, drainer grooves, upstands, removal of old worktops and disconnecting and reconnecting the sink and taps all add labour. If you are having the worktops fitted, these are included in a fitting quote rather than in the material price.
Supply only or supply and fit?
The prices above are for supply only. That route suits you if you have a kitchen fitter or joiner already lined up, or if you are confident handling the work yourself.
If you would rather hand the whole job over, our team can measure, cut and install your worktops. A supply-and-fit quote takes in labour, cut-outs, delivery and access (for example, carrying lengths up stairs to a flat), and any removal of your old worktops. It costs more than supply only, but it means one point of contact if anything needs adjusting on the day.
How to save money on Maia worktops
- Plan your lengths carefully. A short run may only need an 1800mm length rather than a full 3600mm one.
- Compare price groups side by side. If two colours suit your kitchen equally well, the group 1 option keeps more in your budget.
- Keep the layout simple. Fewer joints and fewer cut-outs mean fewer accessories and less fitting time.
- Order samples first. Seeing colours in your own light helps avoid an expensive change of mind once worktops are ordered.
- Ask about everything at once. Pricing worktops, breakfast bar and accessories together gives you a complete picture and avoids surprise extras.
How to get an accurate Maia worktop quote
For the most useful quote, send us:
- A sketch or plan of your kitchen with the length of each run
- The base unit depth and whether you want 600mm or 650mm deep worktops
- Your preferred colour or colours and thickness
- The position and size of your sink and hob
- Whether you need supply only or supply and fit, and your postcode
- Any access issues such as stairs, narrow hallways or parking restrictions
You can browse the full colour range on our Maia worktops page, then use our quote form to send your details.
Maia worktop cost: frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest Maia worktop?
The lowest price is currently £354 for an 1800 x 600mm worktop in a price group 1 colour, including VAT.
How much is a Maia breakfast bar?
A 3600 x 900mm Maia breakfast bar is £755 in a price group 1 colour or £900 in a price group 2 colour, including VAT.
Do the prices include fitting?
No. The prices listed are supply only. Fitting is quoted separately because it depends on your layout, cut-outs and access.
Do I need a jointing kit?
If your worktops meet at a corner or join along a run, you will need a jointing kit. Ours costs £44.50.
Can I see the colours before buying?
Yes. You can order a free sample so you can check the colour and finish against your cabinet doors and flooring.
Get your Maia worktop price
Maia gives you a clear, published starting point for your budget, which makes it easier to plan than many made-to-order surfaces. To turn those prices into a figure for your own kitchen, order your samples and request a quote with your measurements. Our team will come back to you with a breakdown for supply only or supply and fit, so you know exactly what you are paying for.