MetaformMETAFORMSTONE · FABRICATION

Process — 03

Six steps from
drawings to dispatch.

A drawing-driven workflow that coordinates design intent, factory precision, and on-site sequencing — with client approval built in before a single cut is made.

Crated cut-to-size stone tiles labeled and ready for dispatch

Fig. 003 — Dispatch bay

  1. STEP 01

    Design Input

    Client shares shop drawings and AutoCAD files, 3D views or renders where available, and an area-wise stone intent.

  2. STEP 02

    Slab Assessment

    Each slab is evaluated for vein direction, shade consistency, maximum usable area, and book-matching potential.

  3. STEP 03

    Optimization & Layout Planning

    Our technical team optimizes tile sizes room-wise, minimizes wastage, aligns veining and book-matching, and plans jointing and edge conditions.

  4. STEP 04

    Client & Designer Approval

    Stone layouts are overlaid on floor plans, elevations, and grid drawings. Each tile is defined by slab number, tile number, and orientation — submitted for approval before cutting.

  5. STEP 05

    Precision Cutting & Quality Control

    Machine-ready cutting plans and finish schedules are prepared. Precision cutting on bridge saws and CNC machinery, followed by factory dry-lay, edge finishing, and directional labeling.

  6. STEP 06

    Packing, Identification & Dispatch

    Stone elements are packed lot-wise to maintain sequence, crated to suit piece dimensions, clearly labeled for site identification, and dispatched with logistics planned for safe transport.

Every stone piece, three commitments.

Designed with intent

Engineered with accuracy

Fabricated with discipline

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