We understand that the significance of a superior dry lay effect directly influences the overall aesthetic appeal of natural stone. The meticulous process ensures color harmony and flawless finishes.

The Process of Dry Laying

Dry laying details normally are according to the drawing’s plan view, considering axis position, area, elevation, sub-elevation and floors. This meticulous process allows us to observe the on-site effect, ensuring color consistency and perfect transitions.

Attention to Detail in Tile Placement

Skilled person carefully separate and dry lay the cut-to-size tiles, following the customer’s agreement board or sample. Each tile is inspected for color variation, and adjustments are made promptly. By paying attention to details like axis position and main facade color consistency, then achieve a harmonious outcome.

Layout Considerations for Large Slabs

When working with large slabs, we need to ensure a reasonable layout by carefully selecting blocks and calculating the precise number of slabs that can be obtained. These slabs are then polished and sorted according to color on racks, while a detailed quality schedule is prepared to streamline the process.

Creating a Seamless Transition

To maintain a uniform appearance, we pay special attention to the back, corners, secondary main surfaces, and high floors, using slightly different colors when necessary. However, the overall facade maintains a natural transition without any noticeable color differences.

Experience the artistry and precision of dry laying stone tiles to achieve flawless decorative results through meticulous planning and execution will transform your space into a work of art.

In daily life,we sometimes have difficulties to choose when it comes to select building materials. Among these options are different types of stone products available in the market, including natural marble, granite, quartzite limestone and so on. Also, there are artificial stone such as quartz stone, artificial marble, sintered stone, porcelain slab and others. Each material has its  advantages and disadvantages. Particularly, we often find it is hard to tell the difference from quartz stone and quartzite. 

After years of refinement, the quartz product has significantly enhanced in both quality and aesthetic appeal. Its numerous advantages, including high hardness, minimal water absorption, and exquisite natural stone-like appearance, contribute to its appeal. Moreover, with the rapid evolution of modern decorative styles, the spectrum of colors continually expand, so what colors are optimal for Quartz Countertops?