Granite & Marble Work

Natural stone forgives no mistakes — cut a seam wrong once and the veining never lines up again.

  • Digital Templating & Factory CNC Cutting
  • Hand-Matched Veining (Bookmatch)
  • Full-Contact, Void-Free Mounting
  • Delivered in 2–10 Days by Area
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Granite & Marble Work

From kitchen counters to floor cladding, from stair treads to wall panels, granite and marble each demand a different thickness and mounting logic. At EMC Decor we start with a template — digital measurement for kitchen counters — the stone is cut to it at the factory, and the veining is hand-matched at every seam (bookmatch) so no joint is visible at eye level.

For floors and stairs, the slab sits on full-contact screed with no voids left underneath — voids are what cause cracking over time. Joints are filled with colour-matched epoxy, and the surface is finished polished, honed or matte as requested. Timelines run 2–10 days depending on area and cutting complexity.

Why EMC Decor

Digital templating and factory cutting — no room for fitting errors

Hand-matched veining at every seam (bookmatch)

Full-contact, void-free mounting — prevents cracking over time

Delivered in 2–10 days depending on area

The Challenges You Face, Our Fix

RISK 01: Veining pattern not lining up at the counter seam

SOLUTION: We plan the slab for bookmatching at the templating stage and cut the seam tested at eye level.

RISK 02: Voids under floor or stair slabs cracking over time

SOLUTION: We set the slab on screed with full, void-free contact and check for hollows with a tap test after installation.

RISK 03: Marble floors dulling and staining over time

SOLUTION: We apply a protective impregnating sealer after installation and give written maintenance-interval guidance for porous stone.

What This Service Includes

1. Templating & Material Selection

Digital or physical templating, with slab and veining pattern chosen together.

  • Digital laser measurement for kitchen counters
  • Veining layout planned directly on the slab
  • Edge profile selection (chamfer, bullnose)

2. Factory Cutting & Delivery

CNC cutting, edge machining and damage-free delivery to site.

  • CNC cutting matched exactly to the template
  • Vibration-free transport on A-frame crates
  • On-site slab inspection before mounting

3. Installation, Grouting & Polishing

Void-free setting, colour-matched epoxy grouting and the requested surface finish.

  • Setting the stone with full, void-free contact
  • Colour-matched epoxy grout filling
  • Polishing or honed/matte surface finish

Process

  1. Templating & Measurement

    A digital or physical template is taken, and veining layout is planned on the slab.

    Duration: 1 day

  2. Factory Cutting

    The stone is CNC-cut to the template; edge profiles (chamfer, bullnose, etc.) are machined.

    Duration: 1–4 days

  3. Installation

    The substrate is prepared, and the stone is set with full, void-free contact.

    Duration: 1–3 days

  4. Grouting & Polishing

    Colour-matched epoxy grout is applied, and the surface is polished or finished to the requested texture.

    Duration: 1 day

Granite and marble are priced per m², based on stone class, thickness and cutting complexity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Granite or marble — which suits a kitchen counter better?

Granite resists scratches and stains better and suits heavy-use kitchens; marble offers richer veining but is more porous, so it needs regular sealing and care.

Are the seams visible after installation?

With correct bookmatching and colour-matched epoxy grout, seams are nearly invisible at eye level — this is planned at the templating stage, not fixed afterwards.

Can you re-polish an old marble floor?

Yes — crystallisation and abrasive polishing removes most surface dullness, scratches and staining, restoring a finish close to the original shine without replacing the stone.

What does the warranty cover?

The grout material we use and the installation workmanship we provide carry a 12-month warranty; natural colour or veining variation inherent to the stone itself — a character trait of natural stone — is not a defect and falls outside the warranty.

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