Commercial · Seattle, WA
A Neolith installation with a mitered edge for Statement Tile & Stone. Large slabs and tight site access made planning the key to a seamless finish.
The Neolith slabs are large and need careful handling on the way in and during install. Access to the site was tight, so delivery had to be planned ahead. The design called for a mitered edge and a seamless look, which leaves little room for small errors.
We captured the space with StoneEx digital laser templating and set the specs for the mitered edge. Our team planned the delivery route and the equipment for tight access. The slabs were installed using the digital template as the guide.
The Neolith surfaces are installed cleanly, with sharp mitered edges and a seamless modern look for Statement Tile & Stone.
The challenge in detail
This project for Statement Tile & Stone used Neolith 6 porcelain slabs in a contemporary design. The slabs are large, at 120 x 60, and needed careful handling to avoid damage both in transport and during installation. In a contemporary design, alignment is very visible, so even small discrepancies could change how the finished surfaces look.
The site added its own constraints. Access points were tight, which meant the delivery of material and the installation had to be planned in detail. The client wanted a seamless look, and that put pressure on both the templating and the fabrication.
The design also called for a mitered edge. It suits the modern look, but it takes real skill to execute well, and it added one more stage where accuracy mattered.
How we approached it
Our team took a StoneEx digital laser scan of the space to build the digital template. The scan captured the dimensions and the small details of the area, and every later step depended on it.
CNC cutting followed the digital template, and that is how the mitered edges were produced in the Neolith 6 slabs. Cutting this way gave an accurate fit, so the pieces would meet cleanly and look seamless once installed.
Our team also coordinated closely with logistics to handle the tight site conditions. The delivery route was planned ahead, and specialized equipment was used to move the large slabs into place. The slabs arrived safely and were installed without incident, and the material stayed intact through the whole process, from delivery to the last piece set.
The finished project
The completed work shows what Neolith 6 porcelain slabs bring to a contemporary design. The surfaces have a refined sheen, the installation reads as seamless, and the space has the modern character the client had in mind from the start.
For Statement Tile & Stone, the result is a set of surfaces that combine elegance with durability and function as well as they look. The mitered edges keep the lines crisp, and the attention paid to templating, cutting and delivery shows in the finished installation. It is a good example of how large-format Neolith can be handled carefully through a site with tight access. Every stage, from the digital scan to the final installation, was planned around the size of the slabs and the mitered edge detail.
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