StoneCutting · materials
Stone materials we assess
Identify your benchtop and understand the considerations before changing an opening or edge. Exact product information is more useful than appearance alone.
Caesarstone
Check the product range, installation date and appliance dimensions before changing an existing Caesarstone opening.
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Engineered stone
Planning a minor change to legacy engineered stone? Start with product identification, permitted scope and remaining support.
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Zero-silica stone
Newer mineral surfaces need their own cutting plan. Product documents, support and edge appearance guide the assessment.
Explore Zero-silica stone
Porcelain and sintered stone
Thin slabs, internal corners and mitred edges need careful planning before a porcelain or sintered-stone modification.
Explore Porcelain and sintered stone
Granite
Natural grain, fissures and reinforcement influence how an installed granite opening or exposed edge can be changed.
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Marble
Assess veins, previous repairs and surface treatments before altering a marble cutout or finishing a newly exposed edge.
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Other benchtop materials
Quartzite, terrazzo and stone-look composites need identification first. Find out what information helps us assess your top.
Explore Other benchtop materialsNew plans. Same kitchen.
Send a few photos, your suburb and the change you have in mind. We’ll help establish what’s possible.