Bathroom Surfaces
Vanity tops, full-height shower and tub surrounds, benches, and niches, fabricated in porcelain, quartz, granite, and marble. Large-format porcelain lets us wrap a bathroom in continuous, grout-free surfaces that stay sealed for life.
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What we do, and how it feels.
A bathroom asks more of a surface than a kitchen does: constant moisture, tight tolerances, and cut-outs that have to land exactly. We fabricate vanity tops, full-height shower and tub surrounds, benches, niches, and matching backsplashes, most often in large-format porcelain, which lets us wrap a wet room in continuous, grout-free panels that never need sealing.
Wet rooms are where fabrication quality shows.
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Grout-free surrounds
Large-format porcelain covers a shower wall in one or two panels instead of dozens of tiles, so there's almost nothing left to scrub.
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Non-porous by default
Porcelain and quartz shrug off water, soap, and cosmetics without sealing, which is what makes them right for a bathroom.
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Cut-outs that land
Undermount basins, wall-mount faucets, and niches are laid out digitally and cut on our five-axis saws to fractions of a millimetre.
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Matched throughout
Vanity, backsplash, surround, and bench are cut from the same slab so the veining continues around the room.
From layout to final seal.
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Design consult
We review your layout, plumbing locations, and the look you're after, then compare material samples.
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Material sourcing
We source your slab through our supplier partners and tag the exact piece for your job.
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Laser templating
Every contour, wall, and fixture location is captured on-site once cabinetry is in.
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Fabrication
Tops, surrounds, and niches are cut, mitred, and polished together so everything matches.
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Install & seal
Our own crew sets, seams, and seals the room, then cleans it before we leave.
A look at the work.
Homeowners, designers, and builders renovating bathrooms and powder rooms across Metro Vancouver and the Lower Mainland.
Bathroom Surfaces questions, answered.
Still wondering about something? Call us at (236) 885-6461. Real humans answer.
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Can you clad a whole shower in slab instead of tile?
Yes. Large-format porcelain lets us cover shower walls in a small number of continuous panels, which removes almost all the grout lines and the maintenance that comes with them.
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Which material do you recommend for a bathroom?
Porcelain first, it's non-porous, needs no sealing, and handles cosmetics and cleaners without staining. Quartz is a strong second. Marble is beautiful but needs pH-neutral care and will develop a patina.
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Do you fabricate the vanity, surround, and backsplash together?
Yes, and we cut them from the same slab wherever the layout allows so the veining continues from the vanity onto the backsplash and around the room.
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Can you work with my existing vanity cabinet?
Usually, yes. We template off the cabinet as it sits, as long as it's level and structurally sound enough to carry the top.
More from our shop.
Plan your bathroom surfaces
Send us your bathroom layout and we'll walk you through what porcelain, quartz, or natural stone would do in the space.