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November 2026

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Where the Seams Go in a Stone Countertop

Somewhere between picking the stone and seeing it installed, the fabricator sends a drawing: your countertops drawn out on the shape of the actual slabs, with lines showing where the pieces will be cut and where they will meet. Approving that drawing

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