Kitchen Countertops
A pop-up outlet sits flush with the stone when closed and lifts to expose power and USB ports when you need it. From above it reads as a small, quiet disc in the slab.
It puts power at counter level, in the work zone, without an outlet box on your backsplash. That makes it a natural partner for a full height backsplash.
Scope of work
The opening is machined to the unit's ring and finished so it seats flush against a clean edge.
The position is set on the digital template so the cutout lands exactly where the unit goes.
We coordinate with your electrician so the junction box is in place before templating.
The unit is fitted, secured and tested as part of the countertop install.
Step by step
Pick a unit by finish, receptacle count and style. We need the manufacturer's cutout details.
The slab and the cabinet below must suit the unit. It will not work over a dishwasher or an under-counter fridge.
Your electrician places the box under the planned location before we template.
The cutout is fabricated to the unit, the slab is set, the unit is fitted and every outlet is tested.
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Case studies
Kitchen · Sintered Stone
Bellevue, WA
A Bellevue kitchen with Dekton Sirius countertops, mitered edges, a 6 inch backsplash and matching window sills. Under-cabinet LED lighting shows off the deep color.
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Commercial · Sintered Stone
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.
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Kitchen · Granite
Everett, WA
An Everett kitchen with MSI Eclipse granite countertops, a polished eased edge and tight cutouts for the cooktop and sink. Seams are placed to stay out of sight.
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Kitchen Countertops for homes in 13 Seattle-area cities, with local details for each.
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