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The steps we follow to
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Passionate Craftsmanship, Flawless Results. From kitchen islands to reception desks, every custom project is vital. Our meticulous process guarantees exceptional outcomes. Our dedicated team manages every step, ensuring flawless surfaces delivered swiftly.
Passionate – Dedicated – Professional
Our products
Explore our stone collection: timeless elegance, enduring quality. Discover a range of premium stones, meticulously sourced and crafted to elevate your spaces with natural beauty and lasting sophistication
Frequently Asked Questions
Curious about our process or installation preparations? Explore a compilation of frequently asked questions by our customers.
Natural stone is unique, just like you! So, the best choice for your countertop depends on your lifestyle and what is best suited for your needs. Ask yourself the following questions when sourcing materials :
- Do you prefer to keep it natural or are you open to using engineered stone?
- Do you want a surface that is heat resistant?
- Are you open to sealing your countertop every few years?
- Is this material being used outdoors?
- Do you want a low-maintenance countertop?
- Do you want a one-of-a-kind material?
Engineered quartz surfaces are stain resistant, but not stain proof. Certain substances such as food dye, and spices like turmeric are likely to leave stains, even after a thorough cleaning and wiping of the surface.
Natural stone is just: natural stone. While it is quite durable, the finish of the stone can show wear over time. To keep up its pristine aesthetic, we recommend that a mild, colourless soap be used with warm water for regular cleaning or a daily countertop cleaner.
For marbles and dolomites (stones that contain calcite layers), extra attention should be given to maintenance as the calcite layers are more susceptible to etching when in contact with acids like lemon juice and wine.
When caring for a marble countertop, pay special attention to acidic substances including tomatoes, citrus fruits, juices, alcohol, vinegar, red wine and oil; wipe off all of these immediately to avoid ending up with an etch or a burn mark. Prevent etching and stains by religiously using cutting boards, trivets, and coasters. Clean marble countertops on a daily basis with a soft cloth or a paper towel and stone cleaner or mild soap, avoid dish soap. Keep all bottles and containers on a dish, including dish detergent, to prevent residues touching the surface of the countertop. Constantly dry the underneath off anything placed on the countertop, and wipe off water around the faucet and fixtures; water will calcify and though it is cleanable using a neutral cleaner once a week, it is also preventable.
