2400 × 1200 × 20 mm Full Slab
The 20 mm full slab provides 2.88 m² of gross face area. Its broad landscape format suits a large decorative panel or a cutting layout with several numbered pieces.
Crystal-Quartz Piece Composite Decorative Slabs
Crystal-Quartz Piece Composite Decorative Slabs
- Composite construction
- Natural crystal-quartz pieces with clear resin-filled joints
- Slab or panel format
- 2400 × 1200 × 20 mm ·2.88 m² gross face
- Face finish
- Polished crystalline mineral-piece surface
Crystal-Quartz Pieces, Resin Joints and Polished Faces
Coarse Crystal-Quartz Piece Assembly
Natural crystal-quartz pieces form the mineral pattern, bound with clear resin into a continuous manufactured slab that shows clear facets, milky inclusions and fine resin-filled joints across the face.
20 mm and 30 mm Composite Sections
The full-format slab has a 2400 × 1200 mm face with a 20 mm or 30 mm composite section. The thicker choice gives a deeper exposed edge; the panel elevation carries the chosen thickness through returns, adjoining faces and fixing interfaces.
Polished Face and Prepared Perimeter
The flat face is polished to reveal the crystalline fragments and their internal detail. A square sawn perimeter with a lightly eased arris provides the starting edge specification for wall panels, reception-counter faces and furniture-facing pieces.
Full Slabs and Narrow Decorative Panels
2400 × 1200 × 30 mm Full Slab
The 30 mm option retains the same 2.88 m² face and mineral-piece construction. Edge depths, supports, handling and adjacent finishes are coordinated around the extra 10 mm of section.
2400 × 600 × 20 mm Narrow Panel
The narrow panel provides 1.44 m² of gross face area. Its 600 mm height suits a horizontal fascia or a shorter panel course while retaining the 2400 mm long dimension.
Crystal-Quartz Composite Slab Dimensions
| Composite construction | Natural crystal-quartz pieces with clear resin-filled joints |
|---|---|
| Slab or panel format | 2400 × 1200 × 20 mm ·2.88 m² gross face |
| Full-format face | 2400 × 1200 mm; narrow-panel face 2400 × 600 mm |
| Face finish | Polished crystalline mineral-piece surface |
| Perimeter edge | Square sawn edge with lightly eased arris |
| Gross face areas | Full slab 2.88 m²; narrow panel 1.44 m² |
| Application and support | Interior decorative facing with rigid support, bottom bearing and back restraint |
| Supply unit | Individual labeled slab or drawing-numbered cut panel |
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Panel Layout, Seams and Support Interfaces
Arrange Mineral Faces on the Elevation
Panel numbers and an orientation arrow keep the chosen face sequence together through cutting and packing. Adjacent panels use a coordinated clear/milky fragment selection, with joints placed around the room elevation and furniture divisions.
Set Joint and Cutout Positions
Panels are laid out with a 3 mm joint between them. Finished cut sizes, eased edges, internal corners and any service openings go on the same numbered drawing, so the mineral pieces and perimeter supports are planned together.
Coordinate Bearing and Back Restraint
The interior-facing assembly uses a rigid supporting surface, bottom bearing and back restraint matched to the complete panel. The support detail identifies the substrate, panel thickness, connection locations and access needed during installation.
Decorative Quartz Slab Supply Schedule
Slab Format and Piece Quantity
List the full slab or narrow-panel format,20 mm or 30 mm thickness and piece count. The cutting schedule separates complete slabs from drawing-numbered finished pieces and includes the cutting and spare allowance.
Face Selection and Edge Work
Keep the polished mineral-face reference, panel orientation and accepted color/fragment range with the order. Schedule exposed edges, returns, cutouts and any matched adjacent faces by piece number.
Support and Installation Package
Itemize the supporting surface, bearing parts, restraints, adhesives or mechanical connection components included in the supply. The project detail assigns substrate preparation, installation and coordination responsibilities.
Protection, Labels and Delivery
Retain panel numbers on protective packing and separate the polished faces with compatible protection. The delivery schedule records actual finished-piece weights, handling orientation, access, destination and unloading arrangements.
Crystal-Quartz Slab Order Configuration
- Material
- Mineral-face reference, polished finish, format and thickness
- Fabrication
- Slab/piece counts, cutting layout, edge work, seams and openings
- Assembly
- Supporting surface, bearing, restraint and installation
- Delivery
- Panel labels, protective packing, piece weights, access and destination
Crystal-Quartz Composite Slab Questions
What forms the crystal-quartz composite slab?
Large irregular natural crystal-quartz pieces are joined with clear resin to form one manufactured decorative slab. The polished face shows clear facets, milky inclusions and the resin-filled joints between the mineral pieces.
Which slab and panel formats can be ordered?
Choose 2400 × 1200 mm full slabs in 20 mm or 30 mm thickness, or 2400 × 600 × 20 mm narrow panels. All three use the same coarse mineral-piece construction and polished face.
How much face area does each piece provide?
A 2400 × 1200 mm slab has 2.88 m² of gross face area. A 2400 × 600 mm narrow panel has 1.44 m². The takeoff adds cutting, joints and spare pieces to the net finished-panel requirement.
How are edges and service openings scheduled?
The starting perimeter is square sawn with a lightly eased arris. The numbered fabrication drawing identifies finished cut dimensions, exposed edges, returns, opening shapes and internal corners together with the panel orientation.
How are adjoining decorative faces coordinated?
The elevation assigns each panel a number and an up-arrow. Adjacent faces share the accepted clear/milky mineral selection, while the 3 mm layout joints follow the room or furniture divisions.
What information belongs in the slab quotation?
Include format, thickness, full-slab or cut-piece quantities, polished face reference and destination. Add the numbered elevation, cutouts, edge work, supporting surface and restraint requirements, plus packing and site handling information.
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