“How much is a metre of synthetic marble?” We hear this almost every day. The honest answer: there is no single number that fits every project. The price per metre is set by the details of your job: the colour you choose, the thickness, the measurements, the number of cut-outs, the edge profile and where it is installed. That is why we don’t publish a fixed price per metre on our site — we send you a quote once we know the measurements, and the quote is free.
In this guide we go through each of these factors, so you know what you are paying for and can prepare the information that makes your quote quick.
What is synthetic marble?
Natural marble is stone quarried from the mountain, and every slab is unique and never repeats. Synthetic marble is made from crushed stone and binding materials, so its colours come out uniform, its price is usually lower than natural and its weight is lighter. We offer both at our factory, and we cover the differences in our natural vs engineered marble guide.
What sets the price per metre
1. Colour and type
Synthetic marble colours and types don’t all cost the same, so we price the exact colour you choose. You can see the colours we supply — from white with gold or grey veins to beige, black and cloudy — on our synthetic marble page, then send us the name of the one you like.
2. Thickness
A thicker slab uses more material, so the price changes with it. We help you choose the right thickness for your use, whether it is a kitchen countertop, a vanity or wall cladding.
3. Area and measurements
The final price is built on the real measurements of your space: the length and depth of the countertop, the number of pieces, and any corners or separate sections. That is why we ask for measurements or a photo of the space before we send a quote.
4. Cut-outs
The sink cut-out, the hob cut-out and the tap holes are all extra fabrication work that goes into the price. Tell us how many there are and where, and the sizes of the sink and hob if you have them.
5. Edge profile and details
A simple edge is different from a bevelled or rounded one, and a side that drops to the floor is different from a plain top. Every extra detail means more fabrication time, so it shows in the quote.
6. Installation and project location
We supply and install within Riyadh with the same factory team — kitchen countertops, vanities and walls. Installation and the project location are part of the quote, and the quote spells out what it includes.
How to get an accurate quote
Send us the following on WhatsApp — the more complete it is, the more accurate and faster the quote:
- The measurements of the space (length and depth), or a photo with rough measurements.
- The name of the colour you chose from the synthetic marble page.
- The use: kitchen countertop, vanity or wall cladding.
- The number of cut-outs needed (sink, hob, taps).
- The edge profile you prefer, if you have a preference.
- The district in Riyadh where it will be installed.
Before work begins we confirm an actual sample of your chosen colour with you, so nothing starts until you have seen it with your own eyes. On-screen colours are approximate; the sample is the reference.
Synthetic or natural: which suits your budget?
Synthetic marble is usually lower in price than natural, and the difference depends on the type, the thickness and the size of the job. Synthetic suits anyone who wants a uniform colour and an easy-to-clean surface at a lower price. If you want a one-of-a-kind piece with veins that never repeat, natural is the choice. If you are undecided, send us the measurements and we’ll price both options so you can compare for yourself. You’ll find natural marble options for kitchens on our marble countertops page.
Where synthetic marble is used
- Kitchen countertops: one of the most requested uses, because the surface is non-porous, so it resists stains and liquid absorption and cleans easily.
- Vanities: made to the size of the space.
- Wall cladding: for areas that need a uniform colour over a large surface.
A care tip for kitchen countertops: use a chopping board, and don’t put hot pans directly on the surface.
In short
The price per metre of synthetic marble is set by the colour, thickness, measurements, cut-outs, edges and installation. Any number given before those details are known is an estimate that may change. Send us the measurements and a photo of the space on WhatsApp, and we’ll reply with a free quote based on your project.