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Tile dry-lay
Cut tiles are laid out in sequence on the floor, so the pattern flows.
For floors and walls, slabs are cut into tiles. Because the veins of Breccia Aurora run across a whole slab, the order of the tiles matters as much as their size.
Before packing, the cut tiles are laid out on the factory floor in sequence, slab by slab, exactly as they will go into the room. We adjust the order where the pattern breaks, number each piece against the layout and photograph the whole lay-out for you.
| Stage | Cut-to-size & layout |
|---|---|
| Input | Approved slabs |
| Output | Numbered tiles in sequence |
| Typical use | Floors, wall cladding, stairs |
What we check
- Pattern flows from tile to tile
- Colour balance across the whole area
- Size, squareness and edge quality
- Every tile numbered to the layout
What you get
- Photos of the full dry-lay before packing
- Numbered tiles and a layout plan for the installer
- Tiles packed in installation order
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Why it matters
Tile dry-lay before packing
A dry-lay turns a stack of tiles into a finished floor before it ever leaves the factory. The installer opens the crates in order and lays the stone the way you approved it, with no guesswork on site.
The full process
More steps
STEP 06Project layout
Vanity tops, skirting, sills and trims cut to your drawing and checked together.
STEP 01Block selection
Every slab starts as a numbered block, chosen for colour and soundness.
STEP 02Resin & mesh reinforcement
Resin fills natural pores and fine fissures; fibreglass mesh strengthens the back.
STEP 03Polishing & finishing
An automatic line brings each slab to polished, honed, matt or leathered.
STEP 04Quality inspection
Every slab is checked, measured, photographed and numbered before it is offered.