What arrives at your yard, and what to confirm before the container is packed.
Slabs are bundled on A-frames or in wooden crates for sea freight. The bundle protects the face; the edges are where transit damage happens.
Quartz Series from our own production. See the Quartz Series range.
How your yard unloads: clamp truck, forklift with a boom, or overhead crane. This changes how the container is packed.
Whether you need bundles separated by colour code, which makes stocking faster but uses container space less efficiently.
Check bundles before signing. Photograph any damage while the slabs are still strapped, because a claim without photographs of the packed condition is difficult to settle.
Store slabs vertically on an A-frame. Flat stacking large-format slabs invites cracks that only appear when the slab is lifted.
How the three engineered surfaces differ in body, heat behaviour and where each one belongs in a project.
Thickness decides edge detail, handling weight and support requirements. Both are standard in our production.
The three textures we produce, and what each one does to colour, fingerprints and maintenance.
The order sequence we use, from first sample through to a loaded container.
What to tell an end client after installation, and what to keep away from the surface.
Two ways to get the same look, with very different programme and cost profiles.
Three ways to specify white, and how to avoid the warm-cast problem on large areas.
Codes exist so the same slab can be produced twice. Here is how to use them properly.
Yes. Email [email protected] with the application, the exposure conditions and the look you are after.
Free samples go to distributors, builders and countertop factories. Testing a physical sample beats any article, including this one.
Engineered quartz at 93% quartz content, artificial marble, terrazzo, porcelain, sintered stone and nano glass, all on our own site in Nanyang.
Send the application and the exposure conditions and we will tell you which surface fits.
