Incoming slab
Tone, fissures, thickness and quantity are checked when material arrives.
Slab log and photographsQuality control · Seven checks
Every finished piece is checked before it leaves.
The incoming slab, approved layout, dimensions, finish, packing and labels are checked against the order record.
Out-of-tolerance pieces remadeRecords travel with the order
Inspection sheetRelease hold
Measured. Matched. Labelled.
Drawing reference verifiedFinish under raking light checkedPacking list issued
PieceRecordRelease
CheckpointsSeven from slab to dispatch
DimensionsChecked to approved drawing
FinishCompared piece to piece
HandoffLabelled to drawing reference
Inspection record
Seven checks before release.
Each check produces a record or approval that follows the order through the shop.
Layout approval
Seams, grain and piece positions are signed off before the first cut.
Approved shop drawingFirst cut
The first piece in a run is measured before repeat production continues.
Measurement sheetFinish
Surfaces and edges are checked under raking light and compared across the run.
Finish sign-offFinal dimensions
Critical dimensions and cut-out positions are verified against the drawing and fixture.
QC reportProtection and packing
Edges and corners are protected before pieces move into crates or onto A-frames.
Packing listTraceability
Piece labels connect the finished stone to its drawing reference and source slab.
Final approval recordRelease rule
A piece outside the confirmed tolerance is remade in the shop, not adjusted at site.
QC record shared before dispatchYour approval matters
Quality starts with a complete drawing.
Dimensions, fixture models, seams, edges and finish notes give the inspection team a clear reference.
Ready for review
Send the drawing set.
- Material and quantity
- Critical dimensions and cut-outs
- Finish, delivery date and access notes