Click to enlargePROCESS · STEP 04 OF 06
Quality inspection
Every slab is checked, measured, photographed and numbered before it is offered.
Once polished, each slab is lifted and checked under light, face and back. We look for cracks, poor repairs, polish faults and chips on the edges, and measure size and thickness.
Slabs that pass are photographed and given a slab number. Those are the photos you see on this website, and the number is the one you quote in your enquiry, so you buy the slab you actually saw.
| Stage | Inspection |
|---|---|
| Input | Finished slabs |
| Output | Approved, numbered, photographed slabs |
| Standard size | 96" up × 48" up (244 up × 122 up cm) |
What we check
- Cracks, open veins and repair quality
- Gloss level and surface faults
- Edges and corners
- Length, width and thickness
What you get
- A photo of every slab, with its slab number
- Videos of specific slabs on request
- You approve the actual slab before shipping
Why it matters
Slab-by-slab quality inspection
With a stone this varied, the photo is the product. That is why each slab is shown individually rather than as a sample, and why the slab number matters: it ties your order to the exact piece you chose.