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We can fabricate and produce Bar Tops, Hearths, Kitchen Countertops, Mantels, Shower & Tub Surrounds, Shower Shelves, Thresholds, and Vanity Tops from any of our material and surface types.
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Others prefer to browse our website and our supplier websites to get a feel for what they want before they schedule. Whatever your preference, we are ready to accommodate your needs!
Our supplier websites feature the most up-to-date inventory along with additional options that aren’t displayed on our website. Links to our various material suppliers are included in the appropriate sections below, for each material or surface type.
Bar Tops
A bar top is the surface of a bar or counter in a home or commercial setting where people can sit and enjoy drinks or food. It’s often found in home bars, restaurants, and pubs. The bar top is usually designed to be sturdy, stylish, and easy to clean.
Here are some benefits of having a bar top:
Social Space: A bar top provides a designated area for socializing. It can serve as a casual dining spot, a place for drinks, or a central hub for gatherings.
Convenience: It offers a convenient place for preparing and serving drinks or snacks. This can make hosting gatherings or entertaining guests more efficient and enjoyable.
Aesthetic Appeal: Bar tops come in various materials and styles, such as wood, granite, quartz, or glass. Choosing a material that complements your decor can enhance the overall look of your space.
Durability: Depending on the material used, bar tops can be quite durable and withstand heavy use. Materials like granite or quartz are resistant to scratches and stains, making them ideal for high-traffic areas.
Customization: You can tailor the design of a bar top to suit your preferences and needs. This might include adding features like built-in storage, a wine rack, or integrated lighting.
Functionality: Bar tops can be designed with specific features such as footrests, under-counter lighting, or built-in appliances (like a mini-fridge or sink), enhancing their functionality and comfort.
In summary, a bar top serves both practical and aesthetic purposes, providing a versatile space for entertainment and socializing while also contributing to the overall design of a room.
Fireplace Hearths, Mantels & Surrounds
Hearths
A hearth is the area in front of a fireplace where the fire is built and where people can sit or gather. Traditionally, it extends into the room and is often made of brick, stone, or tile. The term can also refer to the entire fireplace area, including the mantel and surrounding structure.
Mantels
A mantel is a decorative structure that frames a fireplace. It can be purely ornamental or also serve functional purposes, such as providing a shelf or support for decorative items. Mantels are typically installed above the fireplace opening and can be made from various materials, including wood, stone, and metal.
Fireplace Surrounds
A fireplace surround is the decorative framework or enclosure that surrounds the fireplace opening. It typically includes several components and serves both functional and aesthetic purposes. The surround generally encompasses the following elements:
Benefits of a Fireplace Surround:
Aesthetic Appeal: A well-designed fireplace surround can greatly enhance the look of a room, making the fireplace a focal point and contributing to the overall design theme of the space.
Customization: Fireplaces surrounds come in a variety of styles, materials, and finishes, allowing for customization to match individual tastes and architectural styles.
Protection: Surrounds help to shield the surrounding wall and flooring from heat, smoke, and potential damage caused by the fireplace.
Increased Value: An attractive and well-crafted fireplace surround can add value to a home by improving its appearance and appeal.
Integration: The surround can integrate additional features like built-in shelves or cabinetry, providing extra storage and functionality.
Overall, a fireplace surround not only enhances the visual appeal of a fireplace but also contributes to its functionality and integration into the overall design of a room.
Kitchen Countertops
Kitchen countertops are flat surfaces in a kitchen area where various tasks, such as food preparation, cooking, and other activities, take place. They are usually installed on top of base cabinets and can be made from a wide range of materials including Granite, Marble, Quartz, Cambria Quartz, Silestone® Quartz, Q-Quartz, Quartzite, Soapstone and Travertine.
Benefits of Kitchen Countertops:
Work Surface: Countertops provide a functional work area for preparing food, cooking, and other kitchen tasks.
Durability: High-quality countertops withstand daily wear and tear, contributing to the kitchen’s longevity and usability.
Aesthetic Value: They contribute significantly to the kitchen’s overall look and can complement or contrast with other design elements.
Increased Home Value: Upgrading to high-quality countertops can enhance the appeal and value of a home.
Ease of Cleaning: Many countertop materials are easy to clean and maintain, making kitchen upkeep simpler.
In summary, kitchen countertops are essential for both functionality and aesthetics in a kitchen. They offer a variety of materials to suit different needs, preferences, and budgets, contributing to the overall efficiency and style of the space.
Shower & Tub Surrounds
Shower and tub surrounds are the materials used to cover the walls and sometimes the floor around a shower or bathtub. They create a barrier that protects the underlying walls from water damage and mold growth. Surrounds can be made from various materials, including tile, acrylic, fiberglass, and natural stone.
Common Types of Shower & Tub Surrounds:
Tile: Offers a classic look and can be customized with various colors, patterns, and sizes. Requires grout and regular maintenance.
Natural Stone: Includes materials like marble, granite, or slate. Provides a high-end look and durability but can be more expensive and require sealing.
Benefits of Shower & Tub Surrounds:
Moisture Barrier: Surrounds act as a waterproof barrier, protecting the walls and floors from water damage, mold, and mildew.
Design Variety: Surrounds are available in a wide range of styles, colors, and textures, allowing homeowners to customize the look of their bathroom to match their personal taste and décor.
Cohesive Look: They can create a polished and cohesive appearance in the bathroom by providing a finished look around the shower or tub area.
Long-Lasting Materials: Many surrounds are made from durable materials that can withstand the rigors of daily use, including exposure to water and cleaning products.
Slip Resistance: Certain surround materials can be designed with slip-resistant surfaces, improving safety around the shower or tub area, especially when wet.
Shower Flooring
Shower flooring refers to the type of material used to cover the floor of a shower area. It needs to be durable, water-resistant, and slip-resistant due to the constant exposure to water and moisture.
Shower Shelves
Shower shelves are fixtures installed within a shower or bath area to hold toiletries, such as soap, shampoo, conditioner, and other bath essentials. They come in various styles and materials and can be mounted on the shower walls or built into the shower design.
Common Types of Shower Shelves:
Corner Shelves: Designed to fit into the corner of the shower, maximizing space and providing easy access to toiletries.
Built-In Shelves: Integrated into the shower walls or alcoves, offering a seamless and custom look.
Benefits of Shower Shelves:
Convenience: Shower shelves provide a designated space to keep your toiletries organized and within easy reach.
Space Utilization: They maximize the use of vertical space in the shower area.
Ease of Use: By having shelves at a convenient height, you can easily access your items without having to bend down or reach awkwardly.
Customization: Shelves can be installed at different heights and configurations to accommodate various needs.
Reduced Slips and Falls: Keeping toiletries on shelves helps avoid clutter on the shower floor.
Non-Slip Designs: Some shelves come with features like textured surfaces or built-in drainage.
Design Integration: Shower shelves can be chosen to complement the overall design of the bathroom.
Clean Look: Built-in shelves or those that match the tile can create a seamless and polished look.
Vanity Tops
Vanity tops are the surfaces mounted on top of bathroom vanities, which are cabinets or units that typically include sinks and storage space. They play both a functional and aesthetic role in a bathroom. Here’s a closer look at vanity tops:
Components and Features:
Material: Vanity tops come in a variety of materials, each with its own benefits and drawbacks:
- Granite: A natural stone known for its durability and high-end appearance. It is resistant to scratches and heat but requires regular sealing to prevent staining.
- Marble: Another natural stone that offers a luxurious look with unique veining. It is less resistant to scratches and staining compared to granite and requires regular maintenance.
- Quartz: An engineered stone made from crushed quartz mixed with resin. It is non-porous, highly durable, and available in a wide range of colors and patterns. It doesn’t require sealing like natural stone.
Edge Treatment: Vanity tops can have various edge treatments or profiles, such as straight, beveled, ogee, or bullnose, which affect both the appearance and the ease of cleaning.
Sink Integration: Vanity tops can come with integrated sinks (undermount or top-mount) or be designed to accommodate drop-in sinks. Integrated sinks offer a seamless look and are easier to clean.
Benefits of Vanity Tops:
Functionality: They provide a durable and easy-to-clean surface for daily use, accommodating sinks, faucets, and other bathroom fixtures.
Aesthetic Appeal: The choice of material, color, and edge profile can significantly impact the overall look of the bathroom, enhancing its design and style.
Durability: High-quality materials like granite, quartz, and solid surface offer long-lasting performance and resistance to water, stains, and heat.
Easy Maintenance: Non-porous materials like quartz and solid surface require less maintenance and are easier to clean compared to porous materials like marble.
Customization: Vanity tops can be customized to fit various sizes and shapes of vanities, as well as specific design preferences.
Value Addition: Upgrading to a high-quality vanity top can enhance the bathroom’s appearance and increase the value of a home.
Choosing the right vanity top involves considering factors such as material durability, maintenance needs, aesthetic preferences, and budget. Each material offers different benefits, so it’s important to select one that fits both your functional needs and design goals.
View some of our completed Pool Coping:
Pool Coping
Pool coping refers to the material and technique used to finish the edge of a swimming pool. It typically extends from the pool's deck and wraps around the perimeter of the pool, providing a transition between the pool's interior and the surrounding deck area. Pool coping can be made from various materials, including concrete, stone, tile, and wood.
Benefits of Pool Coping:
Visual Finish: Pool coping provides a clean, finished look to the edge of the pool, enhancing its overall appearance and complementing the design of the pool and surrounding area.
Design Versatility: Available in various materials, colors, and styles, pool coping can be customized to match or contrast with the pool deck and landscape design.
Non-Slip Surface: Many coping materials are designed to be slip-resistant, which helps prevent accidents around the pool area, especially when the deck is wet.
Rounded Edges: Coping often features rounded edges or bullnosed profiles that reduce sharp corners, minimizing the risk of injuries.
Water Management: Coping helps direct water away from the pool’s edge, preventing water from seeping into the pool’s structure or causing erosion in the surrounding area.
Structural Protection: It provides a barrier that protects the pool shell from water damage and chemical exposure, helping to prolong the lifespan of the pool.
Comfortable Surface: Certain coping materials are designed to be comfortable to touch, making it more pleasant for pool users to sit or walk around the pool edge.
Weather Resistance: High-quality pool coping materials, such as stone or concrete, are resistant to weathering and can withstand the effects of sun, rain, and chemicals used in pool maintenance.
Low Maintenance: Many coping materials are relatively easy to maintain, requiring minimal upkeep to keep them looking their best.
Visual Enhancement: Coping can be used to accentuate the pool’s shape and design, creating a more cohesive and polished look.
Integration with Pool Deck: It can create a seamless transition between the pool and the deck, improving the overall flow and integration of the outdoor space.
In summary, pool coping plays a crucial role in both the functionality and aesthetics of a swimming pool. It provides a finished look, enhances safety, improves water management, and contributes to the durability and comfort of the pool area.
View some of our completed Thresholds:
Thresholds
Thresholds are the strips of material installed at doorways or entrances between different rooms or between indoor and outdoor spaces. They typically lie flat and bridge the gap between two areas with differing floor levels. Thresholds can be made from a variety of materials, including wood, metal, stone, or composite materials, and are designed to provide a smooth transition between surfaces.
Common Types of Thresholds:
Straight Thresholds: Used for transitions between two rooms or areas with the same floor level but different flooring materials.
Beveled Thresholds: Feature a sloped design that helps bridge gaps between different floor heights, providing a smoother transition.
Waterproof Thresholds: Designed for exterior doors, these thresholds help prevent water from entering the building and provide additional protection against the elements.
Transitional Thresholds: Used to transition between different types of flooring, such as wood to tile or carpet to vinyl, providing a seamless and aesthetically pleasing connection.
Benefits of Thresholds:
Leveling: Thresholds help create a smooth transition between floors of different heights, such as between a room with a hardwood floor and a hallway with tile, reducing the risk of tripping.
Seamless Look: They provide a finished appearance to doorways, creating a cohesive and aesthetically pleasing look between different flooring materials.
Wear Resistance: Thresholds are designed to withstand foot traffic and can help protect the edges of flooring materials from wear and damage.
Material Strength: Many thresholds are made from durable materials like metal or stone, which can handle high traffic and resist scratches and dents.
Moisture Barrier: In exterior doorways, thresholds can help keep water from seeping under the door and into the interior space, which helps to prevent water damage and mold growth.
Insulation: Some thresholds come with built-in seals or weather stripping that helps improve insulation, reducing drafts and improving energy efficiency.
Preventing Tripping: Thresholds create a defined edge that helps prevent tripping hazards caused by uneven floor levels, making them particularly useful in high-traffic areas or for individuals with mobility issues.
Non-Slip Options: Many thresholds come with non-slip surfaces or features that enhance safety, especially in wet or high-traffic areas.
Design Integration: Thresholds can be selected to match or complement the flooring materials and overall design of a space, adding a touch of style and coherence.
Customizable Options: Available in various materials and finishes, thresholds can be customized to fit the specific look and feel of the space.
Soundproofing: Some thresholds are designed to reduce sound transmission between rooms, helping to improve acoustics and reduce noise between different areas of a home or building.
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