For trade
Specify it once. We'll be there for handover.
For the stonemasons, builders and designers who'd rather hand a client a protected benchtop than field the call after the first wine spill.
One trade, one visit, no cure time.
- Stonemasons & fabricators
- The film goes on after installation and sealing, on site. It doesn't affect the stone, doesn't interfere with your finish, and comes off cleanly if the slab ever needs to come back to you for work.
- Builders
- One trade, one visit — a day for a small kitchen, more for larger jobs. No wet trades, no chemicals, no cure time holding up your program. The kitchen is usable the moment we leave.
- Architects & designers
- Your client chose the marble for how it looks. This is how it keeps looking that way. Satin and gloss both read as the specified finish, so nothing about the design intent changes.
The people who quote the job are the people who do it.
No network, no licensee, no subcontractor you're vouching for sight unseen. When you put us on a project, you get the same team every time — the one that's wrapped more than fifteen hundred benchtops across Victoria.
The wrapped edge is the reason you won't get a call in year three.
Film cut on top can lift at a corner. A wrapped edge terminates underneath, out of contact — which means the benchtop you handed over stays the benchtop you handed over. Your reputation is on that surface as much as ours is.
Let's talk about a project.
Trade works differently to a one-off quote. Tell us what you're building and we'll sort the rest.