How to producing a granite

When producing a granite, quartz or Silestone Wrap, ie the sides of the units are cloaked in granite or quartz down to the floor there are several ways of achieving the desired finish. Most kitchens that have wrapped granite end panels are modern style minimal sleek designs and so we have developed what we think is the best way of achieving the joint to make it look as invisible as possible and to try to make it look like you have just folded the granite/quartz. We used to mitre the two pieces at 45 degrees resin together on site and bevel to suit, however with the use of either our Bavelloni CNC or our Marmo Mechannica calibrating wheel we now create a ‘step groove’ in the material this means that the glued area is twice as much therefore twice as strong but, the beauty of the end result is that the joint ends up at the bottom of the bevel and so is pretty much invisible. If the granite or quartz Is mitred the joint ends up in the middle of the bevel, we think our new way of doing things is by far the best way as you will see from the pictures. This granite worktop island wrap is being installed in Stratford upon Avon, note we are surface polishing the reverse of the granite on our Bavelloni.

Planet Granite has now had this fully automatic CNC granite bridge saw installed, Ideal for Granite Worktops, Quartz Worktops Marble cutting etc. Granite Worktops are cut on this machine then edge polished through our marmo mechannica polisher and calibrator, undermounted sinks are then machined on our CNC processing centre, Here at Planet Granite we have Invested in the very best of equipment to make Granite Worktops for our Midlands customers.

This is a small selection of the tooling library we have here at Planet Granite, we have spent a long time and a great deal of money investing in our Cnc tools, we have cataloged all of out tools into the various categories enabling us to machine pretty much whatever our customers request from full bullnose, Demi bullnose, chamfered, shark nose, ogee, plus a host of surface polishing tooling and engraving bits. We also have additional gearboxes that fit to our stone work centres that work with the fourth axis, these are for fluting wheels and convex saw blades ( pretty clever stuff really). A visit to the workshops here at Planet Granite is available by appointment to discuss your project with the in house technicians this is advisable if you have any specific special requirements.

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