Edge Chamfering
We carry out all the necessary finishes for rinsing the face, adjusting the corners and coordinating the stones to match the different shapes and sizes of each customer’s final decoration in proportion to the nature of the required overall shape.
Unpolished – Sawn Cut
Sawn Cut is cutting slabs of marble, Cutting doing by wet saw with a diamond blade and proper safety equipment. Mark the marble with wide tape and then the saw makes Cut holes. Make sink cutouts.
Honed
Honed Finish provides a flat, matte or satin finish creating a more informal and softer look. This finish is created by stopping short of the last stage of polishing a honed finish show fewer scratches and requires very little maintenance.
Tumbled
Tumbled finish is created when stone is placed inside a special vibrating drum full of abrasives, sand, water and a certain type of rocks to produce antique look with imperfect and rounded edges.
Split Face
Split face finish is created by splitting marble & granite tiles to produce random similar surface to the face of mountain.
Bush hammered
Working the surface with a pointed hammer creates uneven irregularities in the structure of the tile. Feels rather rough, with an anti-slip effect.
Brushed
Brushed finish is created by brushing the stone surface with steel or hard nylon brushes. It leaves a highly textured surface that tends to be more resistant to scratches and marks. It can be applied to lime stone , sandstone and marble.
SandBlasted
Sandblasting is a technique that also gives a more slip-resistant surface suitable for outside areas or for wet areas. It’s commonly used for: swimming pools, shower trays, wet-rooms and also on patios.
Stripped
Stripped finish is a machine finish that gives a linear pattern to the stone surface . this finish can be applied to all stones.
Chiesled
Chieled surface finish based on the well-known, pure craft. Often used for paving stones and façade cladding. The parallel lines on the surface are typical of this finish.