Which is more expensive for whole-house customization: a sintered stone worktop or quartz?

The price difference between these two materials is quite large, so it is not possible to simply say which one is more expensive. A sintered stone worktop is an upgrade option, and its cost is inherently high; thickness and processing technique also matter. Quartz is a common worktop configuration with more stable cost-effectiveness. Our common worktop is quartz, and sintered stone is also available; cutouts are processed according to the actual dimensions of the sink and cooktop. So if the budget is tight, choose quartz; if you want a textured effect, then consider sintered stone. The specific price difference must be calculated according to worktop length and cutout conditions. This is a reference price and does not constitute a formal quotation; for the preliminary budget, you can visit the factory to see samples before deciding.