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Stack of UV marble sheets with a white and grey veined marble surface
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UV Marble Sheet On Walls And Furniture

An application scenario built from the factory's own photographs of stacked UV marble sheet.

Stack of UV marble sheets with a white and grey veined marble surface
An application scenario built from the factory's own photographs of stacked UV marble sheet.

The Challenge

A commercial interior specified in marble, where slab weight, breakage and stone fixing labour do not fit the programme or the structure.

Customer Pain Points

  • Slab weight exceeding what partitions and ceilings can carry
  • Stone slabs cracking in transit
  • Slab to slab colour variation
  • Specialist stone fixing labour on a fast fit-out

What Was Specified

UV marble sheet at 1220x2440mm bonded to a flat substrate for the large wall and ceiling areas, with PU stone panels where real surface relief is wanted on a feature wall or a front desk.

The Result

A marble reading interior cut with woodworking tools and fixed by the joinery team.

Illustrative application scenario. No client name or project is claimed here.

Manufacturing

How Work Like This Is Built

Set out the sheet layout

Joints in the wrong place are the first thing seen.

The 1220x2440mm sheet grid is planned against the wall dimensions.

Choose the thickness by application

Wall, ceiling and furniture are different duties.

2.5, 2.8 or 3mm is selected per surface.

Bond to a flat substrate

A sheet follows whatever is behind it.

The substrate is flattened before the sheet is bonded.

Finish the edges with trim

A raw cut edge shows the core.

Matching profile trim closes every exposed edge.

Use PU stone where relief is wanted

A printed surface has no shadow.

Moulded PU stone panels are used on feature walls and desks.

Planning A Scheme Like This

Send a photograph of the position, the mounting available and the quantity you are planning. A drawing and a quotation come back by email.