Step 4 of 6
Fabrication
Stoneex Surfaces' team sets the fabrication specs and checks quality, and you approve the layout before anything is cut.
About this step
What happens
After your slab is chosen, we prepare your piece layout digitally. It shows how pieces sit on the slab, where seams fall and how veining runs across the finished surface. Edge profiles, cutouts and seam layout are written into the specs, and the finished pieces go through quality checks before they come to your home.
Who does it
Fabrication is performed through established partner shops in Kent and Everett. Stoneex Surfaces' team sets the specs they work to: material, edge profiles, cutouts and seam layout, and the quality checks that pieces must pass.
What you need to do
Review the proposed layout and tell us about any concerns with seam placement, piece position or pattern direction. Approve it so fabrication can begin.
Who cuts the stone
Fabrication Through Established Partner Shops
Fabrication is performed through established partner shops in Kent and Everett. They are production shops, not Stoneex Surfaces showrooms or offices, and they are not open to customers. You choose your slabs at supplier showrooms, and Stoneex Surfaces' team manages your project from design to installation.
Our team prepares what the shop works from: the digital template, the slab layout and the specifications for edges, cutouts and seams. That keeps the decisions about how your surface should look and fit with the people who planned it with you.
Before anything is cut
Slab Layout, Digital Templates and Your Approval
Slab layout matters most where pattern, veining, seams and visual continuity count, and where the material has to be used well. The layout is prepared digitally, so you can see how each piece sits on the slab, and it can be approved by you before fabrication starts.
Digital templating and CNC fabrication are parts of one controlled process. Their value to you is practical: accuracy, planning, control over how the finished surface looks, and a predictable result on install day.
Materials and special pieces
Practically Any Suitable Surface Material
Quartz, granite, quartzite, marble, porcelain, sintered stone, Dekton, Neolith and Lapitec are common examples, not the limit. We work with practically any surface material on the market when it is technically suitable for the application and meets acceptable quality standards, and we may turn down a material that is not.
- Countertops and vanities, from simple replacements to large custom homes
- Integrated and flush-mount sinks
- Flush-mount cooktops and Invisacook hidden cooktops
- Full height backsplashes, walls and architectural surfaces
- Custom solutions that need engineering or a non-standard approach
Real projects
Fabrication in Photos
Questions
Fabrication: Your Questions Answered
Questions about this step? Start with a free quote
Share photos, rough sizes and the material you like. We will help you take the next step.