A fabrication shop that keeps its own books straight.
We have been cutting benchtops in Sydney since 2011. Seventeen people, two warehouses, two install crews and one rule: if we cannot trace it, we do not ship it.
From one saw to two warehouses
We started with a single bridge saw in a Silverwater unit, cutting benchtops for local builders. We have grown since, but we still measure, cut and install every job ourselves.
Today we hold 2,000 m² of racked slab, plus a separate 280 m² store for special design material. The CNC bridge saw, waterjet, edge polisher and finishing bay share one floor, so a slab never leaves the building between cut and crate.
Colour and veining vary from batch to batch, so every slab is tagged on arrival and tracked from rack to install. The slab your client chose is the slab we cut. On our Chatswood job, twelve kitchens went in floor by floor over five weeks, and the last matched the first.
How we work
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Traceable
Each piece keeps its slab tag, so a repair after handover is traced back to the original slab and batch. Off-cuts are catalogued and reused.
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Measured twice
We price from your drawings, then measure on site once the cabinets are in. Nothing is cut from drawing dimensions alone.
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Cut wet
We cut wet, with on-tool water suppression. Our people have regular silica health screening, and SafeWork NSW inspects the workshop.
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Signed off
Someone other than the maker checks every piece before it is crated. Installs are photographed before and after, and signed off on the day.
Where we work
Slab store and workshop
Walk the racks with your client and choose the exact slab. We tag it to your job on the spot, and it is held until we cut it.
Special design store
Book-matched and special design slabs are kept here, apart from general stock, so they are never cut into a standard job by accident.
Who you will deal with
We are small enough that the person who quotes your job is the person who follows it through.
Prices your drawings and stays your contact for any variation until handover.
Sets the production schedule, so the cut date you are given is one the workshop can keep.
Books your measure, delivery and install around your program, and calls you if anything moves.
Runs the floor, from wet-cutting controls to the last check before a piece is crated.
Come and see the workshop. Meet the team and see the slab racks before you send us a job. Mon–Fri 7:00am–4:00pm, Sat by appointment.
Book a visit or slab viewing