
603 Granite Slabs
- Material
- 603 granite
- Fine gray grain · project-cut pieces
- 603 natural granite with a polished face
- Surface finish
- Polished / honed
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Calacatta Gold, Carrara and Dark Emperador marble and Black Galaxy, Blue Pearl, Tan Brown and 603 granite. You choose the actual slabs in Foshan, in person or by photo and video.

Patagonia, Cristallo and Taj Mahal quartzite have strong natural movement. We plan the cutting with you, so the best veins land on the island, wall or return you want.

Engineered quartz comes in veined, translucent and decorative series, with a consistent look from slab to slab, for busy kitchens and repeated hotel tops.

We cut countertops to your cabinet drawings with sink cutouts, edges and seams detailed before fabrication, and make stone mosaics, inlays and fireplace surrounds.
Natural stone varies in grain and veining, so we show you the slab faces and mark the cut layout on them.
Engineered quartz, crystal composite and acrylic solid surface are different materials; we name the one you are buying.
Face finish and edge profile are each listed, with mitered returns and cutouts dimensioned piece by piece.

| Detail | What we need from you | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Material identity | Stone or quartz series and finish | Keeps look names from being mistaken for material. |
| Slab and usable area | Slabs or finished pieces | Sets how we plan yield and layout. |
| Finished-piece schedule | Piece sizes from your drawings | Defines the fabrication. |
| Face direction | Vein direction and bookmatch wishes | Keeps the composition through cutting. |
| Edges and openings | Sinks, appliances and edge profiles | Makes fabrication measurable. |
| Support interfaces | Cabinet, wall or fireplace drawings | Coordinates stone with what supports it. |
Stone type and the slabs you choose set the material cost; engineered series have their own sizes and finishes.
Long runs, big panels and continuous veins use more of each slab. The cut map sets the yield.
Exposed edges, miters, cutouts and shaped pieces add fabrication, priced from the piece list.
Slabs, cut tops and mosaics are crated differently; cutout rails are reinforced for transport.
Tell us whether you need slabs, cut pieces or both, and send countertop, wall and detail drawings.
Choose slabs in Foshan or by video; we mark veins and quiet areas on the layout.
We size openings to your sink and appliance data and detail edges, joints and supports.
Pieces are numbered with their orientation and crated in matched groups.
Quartz is engineered and more uniform; quartzite is natural stone with natural movement.
A slab is raw material. A countertop order adds cut sizes, seams, cutouts, holes and finished edges, ready to install.
We send photos or video of the full slab faces so you can approve the pattern.
Yes. Each piece gets its own thickness, finish and edge, cut from slabs you approve.
Edges are trimmed, and seams and vein direction limit where pieces go. We plan it on the cut map.
Thinner than it looks: a mitered edge makes a thin slab look thick at the front. We give both thicknesses.