Applications
Where the stone
actually goes.
The right stone for a lobby floor is the wrong stone for a pool surround. One slab, eleven lives.
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Table tops
One slab, edge to edge. The veining runs unbroken across the surface you eat, work and gather at.
Forms
Block, slab or tile: the same stone, supplied in the form your line is tooled for.
- 01BlocksRough or dressed, selected at the quarry face for colour, crack lines and grain before they are committed.
- 02SlabsGangsaw and cutter slabs, polished or finished to specification, graded so one order ships as one lot.
- 03TilesCalibrated, bevelled and boxed by shade for fast installation across large programmes.
Sizes
Each order is placed on the partner line that cuts that size natively, so the slab is right first time instead of trimmed into shape.
- 01Cut-to-size tilesMeasured against your drawing before they leave the floor.
- 02Cutter sizeNarrower slabs for treads, risers, sills and copings.
- 03Mini gangsawMid-format slabs from the smaller gangsaw lines.
- 04Jumbo sizeFull-height gangsaw slabs for book-matched walls and lobbies.
Thickness
- 0118 mmStandard
- 0220 mmStandard
- 0330 mmHeavier on request
Because every order goes to the line tooled for it, thickness follows the drawing rather than the factory. 18, 20 and 30 mm are standard; heavier sections, steps and copings are cut on request.
Edges
Cut-to-size
Edge profiles, done before it ships.
Countertops and vanities are produced against your approved drawing with the edge marked per side, so on-site work is installation, not fabrication.
Send us your drawingStandard
Everyday edges for tops, sills and vanities.
Eased / pencil
Square edge, lightly softened. Clean and chip-resistant.
Quarter round
A small radius on the top arris only. Crisp, safe to touch.
Bevel
A small 45° chamfer on the top edge. Crisp and practical.
Half bevel
A deeper 45° cut across half the edge. Bold and architectural.
Half bullnose
Rounded top, flat bottom. Soft and family-friendly.
Full bullnose
Fully rounded edge. Classic, with no sharp corners.
Decorative
Sculpted profiles for traditional and statement pieces.
Ogee
S-shaped classic profile. Traditional kitchens and vanities.
Ogee bullnose
An ogee above a rounded underside. Formal, and kind to the hand.
Dupont
Square step dropping into a curve. Formal and refined.
Cove ogee
A concave cove flowing into a round. A soft shadow line.
Double quarter round
A small radius top and bottom. Easy to clean, hard to chip.
Stair nosing
A rounded nose with an undercut, for treads and steps.
Built-up · 40 mm+
A second layer or a mitred apron for an edge that reads twice as thick.
Laminated square
A strip bonded beneath for a deep, square-cut edge.
Laminated bullnose
Two layers rounded as one. Generous and soft.
Laminated ogee
The ogee cut across a doubled edge for a heavier look.
Laminated bevel
A deep chamfer across a doubled edge.
Mitred apron
Two pieces joined at 45° so the slab reads as one thick piece.
Waterfall
Mitred so the stone runs on, unbroken, down the side of an island.
Matching
Two-fold and four-fold. Consecutive slabs from one block, mirrored so the veining meets itself at the spine. The sequence is held from the saw to the crate.
Matched in the yard
- Four slabs on display
- Mirrored pair
- Four-way match
- Matched pair in the yard
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