Calacatta gold-style quartz slab appearance
This is an engineered quartz surface series, made to look like Calacatta marble: a light base with warm gray-gold veining for counters, islands and matching interior surfaces. The chosen batch and finish set the actual look, and vein position varies from slab to slab, so a small sample shows only part of the pattern.
The series reference is 3200 × 1600 mm, with larger slabs up to about 3500 × 2000 mm in selected series and confirmed batches. Overall slab size is recorded apart from the largest usable finished piece, since trimming, cutouts, vein direction and seams all affect cutting yield.
A full slab order and a fabricated countertop package are two different offers. The slab order names material, format, thickness, finish and quantity, while cut-to-size pieces add dimensions, edge profiles, holes, sink or cooktop cutouts and labels, each scheduled and priced.
The series lists 15, 20 and 30 mm thicknesses. The actual thickness and available slab format are confirmed together for the selected batch. A mitered edge can create a thicker-looking front without making the whole slab that thickness. Its pieces, adhesive joint and support arrangement are separate fabrication details.
Polished is the featured finish, with satin also offered. The accepted surface reference establishes sheen and how the pattern reads under the project lighting. Finish selection remains attached to the chosen material and batch; an image viewed on a screen is not a substitute for that physical surface reference.
The cutting layout assigns the selected vein direction to each finished piece and shows where seams occur. An island top, backsplash and waterfall end draw from different areas of the slab. Any requested pattern pairing is reviewed against the actual material layout.
| Material series | High-mineral-content engineered quartz with a light base and warm gold-gray veining; natural marble and quartzite are different materials. |
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| Thickness selection | Calacatta gold-style engineered quartz, 15 mm series thickness reference; actual batch, slab format and finish confirmed for the order. |
| Slab-size references | Series standard 3200 × 1600 mm; selected-series jumbo up to about 3500 × 2000 mm by confirmed batch. Usable cut size recorded on the layout. |
| Surface and appearance | Polished or selected satin finish, with actual batch, color/vein reference and intended cutting direction confirmed for the order. |
| Fabrication choices | Cut-to-size pieces; eased, beveled or 45-degree mitered edge options. Sink, cooktop, faucet and outlet cutouts follow actual templates and drawings. |
| Layout and support | Finished piece sizes, seam positions, perimeter trim, edge build-up, cabinet/substrate support and handling access coordinated for the application. |
| Order and receiving | Slab or fabricated-piece count, thickness and finish, labels, edge protection, packing and destination itemized; stock, tests and installation conditions confirmed with the order. |
| Minimum order | Made to your project quantities. Small item counts are accepted when they ship with the rest of your project list; the quotation confirms the quantity for each item. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
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A 3200 × 1600 mm slab has a nominal area of 5.12 m², which is more than the finished countertop it yields. Trim, defects left out of the layout, cutouts and pattern allocation reduce usable area, and the cutting plan sets how many slabs the project needs.
Long pieces are laid out with their direction, cutouts and support requirements before seams are finalized. Waterfall ends and backsplashes are separate cut pieces, even where the pattern is coordinated visually. The actual slab format and layout determine whether a requested run can be fabricated in one piece.
Cabinet and substrate support follow the actual piece sizes, thickness and openings. Edge build-ups and overhangs need their own detail instead of an assumed universal span. Hot cookware is kept off the quartz with a suitable trivet. Lifting, fabrication and site work use the selected material instructions and the responsible fabricator’s methods.
Our quote names the series and batch, thickness, finish and slab count, with quantity taken from the approved piece layout instead of the room's net surface area.
The selected surface and pattern direction are recorded with the material. A tightly controlled vein layout can use slabs differently from a layout that allows freer orientation. Any specific pairing or appearance requirement belongs in the agreed cutting schedule.
Finished edges, mitered build-ups, holes and appliance openings are fabrication operations, and the quote shows slab supply and fabricated pieces apart. Sink bowls, cooktops, cabinets and installation materials are listed where required.
Slabs and fabricated pieces are protected to suit their size and finished edges, and freight, unloading and access depend on destination and handling. Site templating, support preparation, fitting and final joints are assigned in the order. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
No. This offer is engineered quartz with a light base and gold-gray veining. Calacatta marble and quartzite are different natural materials. Their names, maintenance requirements or material performance should not be transferred to this quartz series.
The standard reference is 3200 × 1600 mm. Selected series may have jumbo formats up to approximately 3500 × 2000 mm, subject to the confirmed batch. The order identifies the actual available format and the usable size for the cutting layout.
Yes. Those three thicknesses are series references, confirmed together with batch, finish and slab size. A thicker-looking mitered front edge is a fabricated detail built up from the slab.
It has 5.12 m² of nominal rectangular area. Finished yield depends on trimming, piece shapes, cutouts, seam choices and vein direction. The actual cutting layout determines the usable pieces and total slab count.
No. A pattern relationship can be planned from the selected slabs and cutting direction. The layout shows the actual pieces, seam positions and intended pairing before fabrication.
Only the listed items are included. Slab material, cut-to-size fabrication, finished edges, cutouts, freight and installation are each listed, and sink and cooktop templates and support details are needed when finished pieces are part of the order.
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