StoneAxis

Stone Material Estimator

Enter your required countertop sections. Compare a practical mix of full slabs, 600 mm strips and 900 mm strips, and preview a proposed cutting plan. All measurements are in millimetres.

1. Choose your material

The suggested layout allows for the entered saw kerf. Directional materials restrict rotation; this is not photographic vein matching. Granite dimensions vary; confirm actual available slab dimensions before ordering.

2. Required countertop pieces

A preferred seam now splits a long section into two cut pieces. The estimator flags whether the proposed layout keeps them adjacent. Vein continuity and the actual join must still be approved against the physical slab.

Set the vein direction for each piece and mark adjoining pieces with the same match-group name. A matching group keeps orientation consistent, but actual vein continuity must be checked against the physical slabs. Rectangular cuts only. Preferred seams split the section into two estimated cut pieces; cutouts, mitres, and final seam locations require fabricator review.

3. Preliminary cutting plan

Enter your measurements and select Calculate to view stock quantities and a preliminary cutting layout.
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Preliminary layout and price comparison only, not a guaranteed mathematical optimum. Preferred seams create separate cut pieces, but join adjacency and edge matching are not enforced constraints. Physical slab vein maps, bookmatching, edge continuity, seams, kerf and actual stock require fabricator approval. For pattern-sensitive stone, do not rely on the lowest-cost plan for aesthetics.

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Supply options

Full quartz slabs are normally 3220 × 1820 mm; quartz strips are offered in 3220 × 600 mm and 3220 × 900 mm. Rustenburg Black slabs vary in size and are offered in 20 mm and 30 mm.

For complex layouts, mixed widths and unusual granite dimensions, the estimator provides a planning recommendation rather than guaranteeing the minimum number of slabs.