WHAT WE CUT & PREPARE
Fabrication for the parts your installer, joiner or site team actually needs.
The final cutting list should identify each component by use. This prevents a workshop order from becoming a pile of unlabelled rectangles that still need decisions on site.
Floor tiles, slabs & border piecesWall cladding panels & returnsStair treads, risers & nosing piecesSkirting, thresholds & transition stripsWindow sills, ledges & shelvesKitchen countertop componentsVanity tops & bathroom stone piecesBacksplashes & splashback panelsReception / bar / commercial counter componentsTable tops, console tops & furniture stoneFeature-wall, column & decorative componentsReplacement pieces cut from verified dimensions or templates
MATERIALS WE CAN REVIEW FOR CUTTING
The material changes the blade, handling, edge detail and what can safely be fabricated.
We do not promise one cutting method for every material. Thickness, brittleness, reinforcement, resin content, vein structure, mesh backing, manufacturer instructions and finished use can all change the fabrication route.
MarbleNatural veining, fissures and edge sensitivity are reviewed before cut-outs, mitres and narrow bridges are released.
GraniteDense natural stone; tooling, cut speed and edge finishing are selected for the actual material and thickness.
QuartziteHard natural stone that can require slower or more intensive cutting and finishing than typical marble.
OnyxFragile, translucent and highly variable; support, defect position and edge detail need particular care.
Travertine & LimestoneVoids, bedding, porosity and edge condition can affect cut quality and fabrication details.
Engineered Quartz / Engineered StoneFabrication follows product thickness, manufacturer guidance, support and heat / cut-out requirements.
Porcelain / Sintered SlabsLarge-format brittle surfaces need material-specific handling, cutting and opening preparation; not every stone tool or profile is suitable.
Terrazzo & Approved Composite SurfacesCutting and edge finish depend on aggregate, binder, thickness and the final component use.
Corian / Approved Solid SurfaceFabrication is reviewed separately because cutting, bonding, thermoforming and finishing differ materially from natural stone.