Stone — Marble, Granite, Quartz Slabs and Cut-to-Size Work
Stone is specified for surfaces that need to take a beating and still show well — floors, counters, stairs, cladding and bespoke pieces. VIGOHOME supplies slabs and cut-to-size marble, granite, quartz and travertine, checked against your layout before cutting.
Key facts
- Marble, granite, quartzite, travertine and onyx
- Slabs, cut-to-size tiles and bespoke pieces
- Countertops, vanity tops, stairs and cladding
- Book-match and vein-match layouts available
- Honed, polished, brushed, flamed or bush-hammered
- Slab photos shared for approval before cutting
Slabs chosen from real photographs
No two stone slabs look alike, so ordering from a photograph in a brochure is a risk. VIGOHOME sends images of the actual slabs offered, lets you approve the batch, and then cuts to your drawing — with vein matching where a counter or wall needs an uninterrupted face.
- Marble, granite, quartzite and travertine
- Slabs and cut-to-size tiles
- Counters, vanities, stairs and cladding
- Book-match and vein-match layouts
Typical scope in this category
Indicative ranges — send your schedule and we confirm exact models and specifications.
| Product | Typical use | Options |
|---|---|---|
| Marble | Floors, walls, counters | Slabs and tiles; polished or honed; vein-match |
| Granite | Counters, stairs, exteriors | Polished, flamed, bush-hammered; hard-wearing |
| Quartz & quartzite | Worktops, vanities | Engineered or natural; low porosity, uniform |
| Travertine & onyx | Feature walls, cladding | Filled or unfilled; honed; backlit options |
| Cut-to-size work | Counters, sills, stairs | Edge profiles, cutouts, radius and steps |
| Stone cladding | Facades and columns | Panels, anchors, sills and copings |
Stone — common questions
Can I approve the actual slabs before cutting?
Yes. We photograph and label the slab batch proposed for your order and share it for approval, so the veining and background you accept is the stone that is cut and shipped.
Do you cut to size or supply full slabs?
Both. Some clients buy full slabs for on-site fabricators, others want finished countertops, tiles, sills and cladding. We quote either way from the same layout, and can add edge profiles and holes for sinks and taps.
How is stone packed to survive sea freight?
Slabs are carried in braced steel A-frames or timber crates with protective film and separators between pieces, and edges are padded, so stone arrives with the faces intact rather than chipped in transit.
Send your stone layout
We share slab photos for approval and quote cut-to-size from your drawing.


