Preparation
of the Space
The foundation of a flawless installation. Every condition must be met before a single slab is brought in.
- Complete flooringcorrect height alignment for the slab
- Dry wallsprevents moisture compromising the bond
- Plumbing & electricalall utility work completed first
- Adequate lightingcritical for accurate measurement
Dry Fitting
the Quartz Slab
Place the uncut slab to confirm dimensions match exactly. Seam placement and veining orientation are decided here — before any permanent cuts.
- Accurate sizingverifies the slab covers every inch
- Seam placementpositioned at least visible locations
- Veining orientationpattern locked in before cutting
- Sink & cutoutsmarked and confirmed
Marking
Cut Lines
Every kitchen has its own angles. Precise cut lines tailor the slab to your exact space — reducing chipping and ensuring a seamless fit.
- Custom fitaccommodates angles and unusual corners
- Clean edgesprecise marks reduce chipping during the cut
- Pattern alignmentveining lines up perfectly across seams
Applying Adhesive
& Positioning
Silicone-based adhesive applied and the slab positioned with care. Even pressure creates a bond designed to endure decades of daily use.
- Silicone adhesiveflexible, moves with temperature changes
- Even pressureuniform spread, no air pockets
- Precise alignmentflush with cabinets and edges
Sealing All
Visible Joints
Every joint sealed with high-quality sealant — delivering a finish that blocks moisture, resists mould and makes the surface look seamless.
- Seamless aestheticsjoints disappear into the surface
- Moisture barrierblocks water in kitchens and bathrooms
- Mould preventionprotects the bond line for years