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Layout Planning & Dry Lay

Give every piece its place.

Rectangular pieces are arranged side by side against a plain background. Their different lengths and colour areas make it easier to discuss how the material can be distributed across a finished composition.

Starting point
Cut pieces and a layout drawing
Focus
Colour balance, sequence and adjoining edges
Confirm
Piece positions, orientation, joint allowance and any required dry-lay review
Result
An agreed arrangement with clear piece references
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The process

Give every piece its place.

A layout review helps coordinate background tone, mineral movement and adjoining pieces. For a project requiring several parts, agree the cutting layout and, where required, request dry-lay photographs with piece references before packing. The supplied image is a layout reference.

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Project coordination

Details to confirm.

  1. Compare adjoining pieces for colour balance and pattern movement.
  2. Confirm orientation and sequence against the project drawing.
  3. Request piece references and dry-lay photographs where required.
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Plan the details of your project.

Share the selected stone, dimensions, drawing and required finish.

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