Waterfall kitchen island
A waterfall island. The top carries on down to the floor in the same slab, and the veins run round the corner thanks to a 45° mitre.
The job
The top and the end panel are cut from a stone with a white background, broad brown, grey and green patches and thin dark veins. At the corner the pattern carries on down the side. There's a long workstation sink in the top and a big slab of the same family behind the hob.
The mitre
Both pieces are cut at 45° and glued with tinted resin, and the joint ends up under a millimetre. The two pieces have to come from side by side on the slab. We decide that on the slab layout, with you there or on a video call. Natural stone can't be reordered identical, so there's no second go.
The sink
We cut the inside corners round, a sharp corner is where cracks start, and polish the edges for an undermount sink.
Weight
3 cm stone is about 80 kg per m². The units have to be built for it.
See kitchen worktops and quartzite, or call +33 7 45 20 76 39.
Frequently asked questions
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Can both ends have a waterfall?
Yes, if the slab is long enough for the top and both ends from the same area. We check on the layout before buying.
Will I see the joint?
A hairline up close. At arm's length it disappears.
Can I choose the slab from abroad?
Yes, we send photos and a video of the actual slab before cutting.
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