Fabrication

Custom-Cut To Your Specifications

At PGC, your stone or quartz surface is always custom-cut to your specifications for cabinets. After we receive the necessary paperwork, your color selection(s), and the final measurements have been made by our measuring technician, we will give you an installation date. The job is then scheduled, and the fabrication process begins. The first step involves slab layout. Next our bridgesaw is programmed to cut the various pieces for your project and then run.

Slab Layout

Programming The Yukon Saw

Cutting The Various Pieces

Perfect Polishing With Pro-Edge Machine

While most customers visit our showroom to select a material and color for their countertops, they may not realize they also need to choose an edge profile.

When it comes to edges, there are a variety of choices including eased, bullnose, half bullnose, bevel, and ogee, as well as a variety of custom edges. If you select a straight line edge, such as eased edge, bevel, full bullnose, or half bullnose, it will be run using our Pro-edge machine. After the pieces for your project are cut on our bridgesaw, they are moved to the Pro-edge for polishing.

Below are a few photos showing an operator programing the machine, and then running the pieces:

Programming The Pro-Edge

Pro-Edge Polishing A Piece

CNC Mill Runs Cut-Outs To Curves

If your project includes an undermount sink, or has any curve work, such as a bump-out sink, or a curved island, it will be run on our CNC Mill. Pieces for your project are first loaded on the mill. The operator then programs the machine, which includes entering the sink make and model coordinates, etc. The CNC mill then automatically grabs the tooling needed to run the program and in-turn, cuts and polishes the opening for your sink, or the curved piece.