After sourcing stone from the earth, it typically undergoes a manufacturing process to strengthen the material, which includes filling fissures and pits with resin.

Fissures and pits are a natural feature of stone. They are typically filled with resin during the manufacturing process, but can add character to a countertop.

Natural stone is durable, but can scratch, chip or crack without care – but can be repaired.

You can test the sealant’s effectiveness by dropping a bead of water on your countertop. After a few minutes, wipe it away; if the spot is now darker, your surface is absorbing the water and your sealant should be re-applied.

Natural stone is available in varying thicknesses, from two to three centimeters, for ultimate versatility, including wall applications like showers, fireplaces and more. The most common and standard slab size is 120”x 55” with a usable surface of 119”x 54”. 

Yes! We recommend you view your stone slab before fabrication. Because stone is sourced from the earth, there are natural variations, including fissures and pits, that vary from slab to slab. Ask us to book a slab viewing for you when you give the "go ahead".

Water and soap go a long way when it comes to cleaning countertertops. However, depending on the wear and tear of the stone, as well as the type of stone (in this case, granite), a sealant may need to be re-applied every few years to protect its porosity and lustre.

Stone is heat resistant, but can be damaged with quick changes in temperature.

Stone is scratch resistant, but cutting on stone can dull or damage your knives.

Coffee, tea and juices can etch or stain stone if spills aren’t cleaned up immediately.

Abrasive cleaners can damage stone. Use mild cleaners and non-scratch sponges.fo.

We are proud to back our product and our service. We provide a two-year installation warranty on our natural stone countertops, as well as product manufacturers warranties – and we’ll happily act as a liaison on your behalf in the rare occurrence of a product defect.