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Engineered Stones

Engineered stones are manufactured versions of natural stone with a non-porous surface. They resist water and oils and are used for tiles and countertops.

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About Engineered Stones products

Man made stone provides a consistent manufactured surface when specified in the finish schedule. This category includes engineered stone slabs and tiles; compare each product’s color, pattern, thickness, and finish with nearby materials. Check product specifications before setting dimensions or making a selection.

Engineered Stone Selection

Coordinate the slab specification for engineered stone kitchen countertops with the cabinet layout and sink cutout. Confirm dimensions and edge details with the fabricator before cabinetry is finalized, since those details affect fabrication and installation.

Engineered stone tiles need a suitable substrate and a planned layout. Review the product’s installation instructions for joint and edge requirements, then coordinate transitions with adjacent flooring or wall finishes.

What should I check before specifying a slab?

Compare the product’s thickness, finish, color, and stated dimensions with the project drawings. Confirm fabrication requirements with the fabricator.

How should engineered stone tiles be planned?

Check the manufacturer’s instructions for the substrate, installation method, and joint requirements. Plan the tile layout around edges and transitions.

What care do engineered stone surfaces need?

Follow the product’s care instructions and use cleaners approved by its manufacturer. Wipe spills promptly, especially during installation and finishing work.