Commercial · Auburn, WA
Quartz vanities for the guest bathrooms at Muckleshoot Casino Resort in Auburn. Each one was templated to its own space.
With 37 vanities, quality and appearance had to stay consistent from room to room. The bathrooms varied slightly in size because of how the building was built. Work happened in an active resort, so the team had to move efficiently and keep disruption low.
We used StoneEx digital laser templating to measure each bathroom so every vanity is fitted to its own space. We coordinated with resort management to schedule installs for off-peak times. The TopZero undermount sinks are aligned cleanly with the quartz.
Each vanity fits its space with consistent joints and a sleek look. The quartz suits a high-traffic setting and is easy to maintain.
The challenge in detail
Muckleshoot Casino Resort was a large-scale project, with 37 quartz bathroom vanities to fabricate and install. Keeping quality and appearance consistent across that many pieces was a priority. Precise coordination was also needed so each vanity fit its own bathroom, since the spaces varied slightly in their dimensions because of how the building was constructed.
The casino is a busy, operating venue, so our team had to work efficiently to keep disruption low for guests and staff. Each bathroom had to be finished to a high standard while staying aligned with the resort's renovation schedule.
Transporting and installing many large quartz pieces also took careful logistics. Their weight and size meant safe handling procedures had to be in place to prevent damage to the stone and to protect the installers.
How we approached it
StoneEx digital laser templating captured accurate measurements of every bathroom, so each vanity was custom fitted to its specific location. Measuring digitally reduces the risk of human error, which counts for more as the number of pieces on a project grows.
The scan data was used to program the CNC cutting of each quartz piece. Working from the same digital measurements kept the joints clean and the appearance consistent across all 37 vanities.
Our team coordinated closely with casino management to schedule installations during off-peak hours, keeping the impact on guests low. Installers worked efficiently and securely, with particular care given to aligning each TopZero undermount sink cleanly with the quartz surface so every vanity matched the others.
The finished project
The 37 finished vanities improve both the look and the function of the guest bathrooms. Each one fits its own space because the templating and fabrication were driven by room-by-room measurements rather than a single standard size.
The TopZero sinks give each vanity a sleek, modern line. The quartz offers durability and easy maintenance, both practical qualities in a high-traffic setting like a casino, where bathrooms are in constant use.
The project shows how a large commercial order in the greater Puget Sound area can be measured, fabricated and installed efficiently in an active venue while keeping the same consistent standard from the first vanity to the last, across every guest bathroom.
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