How to Cut and Install Caesarstone Porcelain Kitchen Worktops

This short film shows you how to cut and install Caesarstone porcelain worktops with perfection.


Summary
Learn how to cut and install Caesarstone porcelain kitchen worktops using specialized equipment and techniques while following essential safety guidelines from Master of Stone.

Highlights

🪚 Use a diamond blade for cutting porcelain and sharpen it before. First use and after every few cuts.
🧐 Inspect the porcelain slab for cracks, holes, shade and gloss consistency, thickness, and warping before cutting.
💦 Use wet fabrication techniques and ventilation and extraction systems to reduce hazardous dust when working with porcelain.
📏 Plan the cutting of the slab carefully by maintaining minimum distances between cutouts, edges, and wall claddings and creating only straight joins with a radius of at least 10 millimetres for internal corners.
🛡️ Handle the slab carefully to prevent breakage and use suitable personal protective equipment at all stages of fabrication.



See below a timeline for each of these steps:
0:00 start
0:13 Pre-fabrication Preparations & Inspections
1:42 Machine Cutting Guidelines & Planning the Cutting
7:00 Manual Cutting Guidelines
11:25 Transporting Fabricated Slabs
12:15 Installation
16:31 Overhangs & Islands
17:37 Post-installation

About Caesarstone
Caesarstone is one of the best-known quartz surface manufacturers. Since 1987, the company has been in manufacturing Caesarstone worktops. While the exact percentages vary according to each quartz brand, Caesarstone quartz surfaces contain up to 94% and 7% polymer resins. Caesarstone Quartz surfaces are available in various designs, including those that resemble actual stone.
Caesarstone has been creating the most trusted countertops for over three decades by combining great design with high durability. Join us on a journey of collaboration and innovation to realize your vision with the countertop that makes it a reality.
The goal is to redefine and repurpose spaces to express our personalities and places to live and work where we may be comfortable with ourselves and others.