Question 1

What is the maximum slab size you can process for a kitchen countertop?

Accepted Answer

We CNC-process slabs up to 3,200 × 1,600 mm. Oversized pieces are joined with mitred edges so the vein runs continuously across the joint, which keeps large islands visually seamless.

Question 2

Can you make a waterfall island with matching side panels?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We cut the countertop and both side panels from the same slab so the veining matches book-matched across all three pieces, then mitre the joints for a continuous surface.

Question 3

Which materials are best for a busy kitchen?

Accepted Answer

Quartz and sintered stone are the most resistant to heat, staining and scratching. Marble and granite are preferred for natural veining; we advise on sealer requirements for each.

Question 4

Do you supply templates or sink cutouts?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Send your cabinet drawings or a physical template and we will produce the cutout, including undermount, topmount and farmhouse sink options.

Question 5

What is the lead time for a kitchen countertop order?

Accepted Answer

Three to four weeks per 20-foot container after deposit and drawing approval. Single showpiece pieces can be shipped by air freight in two to three weeks.

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