by Stonhaus Design | 21/07/2026 | Fabrication & Installation
The mistake to avoid with an undermount sink in a granite countertop happens before any stone is cut: choosing the sink late. An undermount sink hangs beneath the stone, and the fabricator cuts and polishes the opening to fit that exact sink. So the sink has to be...
by Stonhaus Design | 07/07/2026 | Fabrication & Installation
Granite countertops come in two standard slab thicknesses: 2 cm (about 3/4 inch) and 3 cm (about 1 1/4 inch). For kitchen counters and islands, 3 cm is the safer default; 2 cm suits vanities, backsplashes and other light-duty pieces, or a slimmer look, as long as the...
by Stonhaus Design | 13/05/2026 | Fabrication & Installation
The most common misunderstanding about stone shower wall panels is that the stone keeps the water out. It does not. The panels are the finish: large pieces cut from full slabs of natural stone or engineered quartz, fitted to each wall in place of tile, so the shower...
by Stonhaus Design | 13/03/2026 | Fabrication & Installation
An edge profile does for a countertop what a frame does for a painting: nobody comes to look at it, yet the wrong one changes how everything inside it reads. Countertop edge profiles are the shapes ground into the exposed edge of a stone top. The choice comes down to...
by Stonhaus Design | 10/03/2026 | Fabrication & Installation
Countertop fabrication is the shop work that turns a full slab of stone into the finished pieces of one particular kitchen. The countertop fabrication process runs in six stages: choosing and inspecting the slab, measuring the installed cabinets, laying the pieces out...
