Two industry veterans share similar thoughts on the growing popularity of large slab installations and points to consider when working with these materials
Stone Equipment USA worked with a commercial developer to build a high-volume fabrication facility with advanced technology and environmental awareness
A newly built state-of-the-art fabrication shop in Florida, equipped with an assortment of machinery from Terzago, has led to the efficient mass production of porcelain slabs.
The International Surface Fabricators Association (ISFA), along with Panoramic Porcelain Surfaces by Daltile, has developed an educational event to train fabricators on all facets of the porcelain fabrication process.
While natural stone is still admired for its strength and beauty and used for many designs, quartz surfacing and porcelain slabs continue to increase in popularity for certain applications
Stone World recently had the opportunity to ask several leading industry professionals about the latest trends in quartz and porcelain slab lines, as well as the education being provided to fabricators about cutting and installing these materials.
Whether natural stone, quartz surfacing or porcelain, there is an increased interest in oversized slabs for various residential and commercial applciations