Granite Price in Malaysia
Countertops, Floors, Stairs & What Moves the Price (2026)

Granite price at a glance

These are ranges, not a price list. Two kitchens with the same run of granite can sit at opposite ends of the countertop band because of the slab chosen and the work cut into it.

Granite design ideas: 12 concept designs

Twelve granite ideas for Malaysian homes, using the stones named on this page: absolute black, tan brown, kashmir white and gold, blue bahia and volga blue, plus granite on a car porch, a staircase and a dining floor. Each card is an illustrative concept render; filter by colour or by room, tap an image to enlarge it, and open the details for where it suits, the finish and what to watch.

StyleAllDark graniteLight graniteBlue & colourFloors & stairs

RoomAllLiving roomDiningKitchenBathroomEntrance

12 designs shown

These are illustrative concept designs created to show the options. They are not completed ClickBina projects. Prices are the ranges from the table on this page: per foot run for a kitchen or vanity top, and per sq ft for a granite floor. Bar counters, stairs and tiled counters are quoted by the job. We design and renovate kitchens. WhatsApp us your job details (where the granite goes, rough sizes and the colour you like) for a quote.

More galleries: browse all design ideas by area of the house, from cabinets and kitchens to porches and grilles.

How countertop pricing works

A foot run is measured along the front edge of the worktop at the standard depth. The rate normally covers the slab, templating, cutting, a standard polished edge, and fitting on your cabinets. Items often priced on top: a raised backsplash or upstand, a waterfall end that runs down to the floor, a deeper island top, undermount sink and hob cut-outs, and mitred thick-look edges. The granite and marble slab fabrication guide explains each of these steps and why templating after the cabinets are fixed matters.

What moves the price of granite

• Colour and rarity — common browns, greys and blacks sit lower; unusual blues, whites and heavily patterned stones sit higher.
• Origin and batch — the same trade name can come from different quarries and look different.
• Slab or tiles — a one-piece slab costs more than granite tiles laid on a worktop.
• Thickness and edge — thicker slabs and built-up or mitred edges add material and labour.
• Finish — polished is standard; honed, leathered and flamed finishes add a step.
• Cut-outs and joins — each sink, hob and tap hole, and each seam, adds work.
• Waste — a strong vein or pattern may force more of the slab to be discarded to match.
• Access — stone is heavy; stairs, narrow lifts and long pieces add handling.

Granite names you will see

Granite is sold under trade names such as Tan Brown, Absolute Black, Kashmir White, Kashmir Gold, Blue Bahia and Volga Blue. The name is only a starting point: stone from one quarry varies from block to block, and a small sample rarely shows the movement across a whole slab. For anything more than a small vanity top, ask to see the actual slab, or the slab number from the yard, before you pay the deposit. Rare colours cost more because fewer slabs exist, not because they perform better; for everyday use, a common dark granite is as durable as any.

Granite slab or granite tiles?

Some worktops, especially in older wet kitchens, are made from granite tiles laid on a concrete top rather than one slab. Tiles are cheaper and easy to replace one by one, but the grout lines collect grease and water and never look like a solid top. A slab gives an unbroken surface with only one or two planned seams. If you are comparing quotes, check which one each quote is for; the difference explains much of the price gap.

Granite vs quartz, sintered stone and solid surface

The kitchen countertop guide compares these materials for Malaysian cooking, and the sintered stone guide explains the chipping risk on thin sintered edges. Granite's advantage is heat and a natural look; its cost is regular sealing.

Granite on floors, porches and stairs

On floors, granite is usually priced with marble as natural stone, at RM30 – RM80+ per sq ft supplied and laid on ClickBina's guides. Outdoors and on a car porch, a flamed or honed finish grips better than a polished one, which turns slippery when wet; the car porch flooring guide compares granite with tiles, pavers and concrete for that job. On stairs, each granite tread is cut to its step, and the staircase cladding guide covers nosings and grip. Compared with marble flooring, granite is harder and resists scratches and acids better.

"Granite" sinks are not granite

A granite composite sink is not cut from a granite slab. The kitchen sink and tap guide lists them as quartz and resin, at RM400 – RM800 for a single bowl. They pair well with a granite or quartz top, but they are priced and cared for as a separate product.

Sealing, chips and replacement

Granite is porous, so oil, turmeric and red wine can soak in if the surface is not sealed. Most tops need resealing periodically; water that no longer beads on the surface is the sign. Chips at a sink edge can usually be filled; a crack running from a hob cut-out is a bigger job. The countertop chip, crack and stain repair guide explains when a repair is enough and when a section or the whole top has to be replaced. Replacing a top usually means removing the old stone, templating again and sometimes reconnecting the sink and hob.

How to buy granite without surprises

1. Fix the cabinets first; the stone is templated on the installed carcasses, not on a drawing.
2. See the slab, or the yard's slab number, for anything larger than a vanity.
3. Agree where the seams will fall, and keep them away from the sink and hob.
4. List every cut-out, edge and upstand on the quote so two quotes can be compared.
5. Ask whether sealing is done after installation and what the care instructions are.

Two quotes for the same kitchen are only comparable when they list the same stone, the same edge, the same upstand and the same cut-outs. A cheaper quote with a thinner slab, tiles instead of a slab, or cut-outs left off will look very different once the job is done.

How ClickBina can help

WhatsApp us your job details for a quote: where the granite goes, rough sizes and your area. ClickBina makes custom cabinets and handles whole-house refurbishment and trade coordination, so the cabinets, the stone fabricator's templating, the plumbing and the tiling behind the top can be sequenced as one job. We reply within the hour, and the price agreed is a flat price with no hidden charges. A site visit is RM150, waived if you go ahead. See also custom cabinets.

Sources & methodology

• ClickBina countertop chip, crack and stain repair guide — granite, quartz, sintered stone and solid surface per foot run.
• ClickBina floor tile replacement cost guide — marble and granite flooring per sq ft.
• ClickBina car porch flooring guide — marble and granite on porches per sq ft.
• ClickBina kitchen sink and tap guide — granite composite sink prices.
• ClickBina slab fabrication, kitchen countertop and staircase cladding guides — templating, material behaviour, treads.

Methodology: prices are ClickBina indicative 2026 Klang Valley ranges from the guide named beside each; prices for individual named colours are not quoted because they vary by quarry, batch and supplier.