Portland Stone Ware has the ability to custom fabricate most of your special material requirements. From sketch to CAD drawings to templates; submit your quote request and watch your project come to life. With our superior stone knowledge, expert fabrication staff, and state of the art stone cutting equipment, we can turn your customer’s ideas into finished product.
Guidelines
- All Request For Quotation’s (RFQ’s) are required to be in electronic format. Email is the preferred method to submit your RFQ’s. Please complete the REQUEST FOR QUOTATION below or click here to download the printable version.
- Please include all necessary information on request (i.e. material: width, length and thickness, finish and edge treatment). In order to accurately quote this project; please list material, piece count, width x length x thickness (all in inches), top finish and edge finish, example: 1 PIECE BROWN WAVE, 42”x95”x2” THERMAL TOP, ROCKED 1 LONG 2 SHORT
- Plywood, luan or durable plastic templates require job name, material, thickness, edge treatments and finishes as well as your company name, contact name, and contact information. All templates will be cut to the finished size of the template. Templates made out of other materials including tar paper or cardboard are not acceptable. Additional fees will apply to reconstruct sub-standard templates.
In-House Fabrication Material
Swatch
Material
Thickness
Max Width
Max Length
Notes
Material: Bluestone
Thickness: 1"1½"2"2½"3"4"6"7"8"10"
Max Width: 48"
Max Length: 120"
Notes: Thermal top standard
Material: Brown Wave
Thickness: 2"3"4"7"
Max Width: 48"
Max Length: 96"
Notes: Brown Wave has naturally occurring veining and color variations inherit in the stone, Thermal top standard
Material: Caledonia Granite
Thickness: 1 ½"2"3"4"7"
Max Width: 48"
Max Length: 120"
Notes: Thermal top standard
Material: Cambrian Granite
Thickness: 1½"2”3”4"7"
Max Width: 48"
Max Length: 96”
Notes: Thermal top standard
Material: Hampton Limestone
Thickness: 2"3"4"7"
Max Width: 48"
Max Length: 96"
Notes: Thermal/Brushed top standard
Material: Indiana Buff Limestone
Thickness: 2"
Max Width: 48"
Max Length: 120"
Notes: Sanded top standard
Material: Indiana Gray Limestone
Thickness: 1”1½”2”3”4”6”7”
Max Width: 48"
Max Length: 120”
Notes: Sanded top standard
Material: Oxford Blue Granite
Thickness: 1 ½"2"3"4"7"
Max Width: 48"
Max Length: 96"
Notes: Thermal top standard
Material: Salt & Pepper Granite
Thickness: 1½"2"3"4"
Max Width: 48"
Max Length: 96"
Notes: Thermal top standard
Material: Stanstead Granite
Thickness: 1 ½"2"3"4"
Max Width: 48"
Max Length: 120"
Notes: Thermal top standard
Fabrication Options
Cuts available
Core drilling bits ¾”, 1″, 1½”, 2″, 2½”, 3″, 3½ , 4″, 5″, 6″ or 8″
Cutouts, miter cuts and notches
Radius cuts and corners
Engraving
Dedication benches: 1″, 1½”, 2″, 2½” font
Mailbox: 3½” Times New Roman font
Standard signs: 3″, 4″, 5″, 6″ font
Compass rose: 12″, 18″, 24″, 28″, 36″ Diameter
Custom engraving also available
Finish Treatment
Thermaled – The Thermal finish is produced by applying a high-temperature torch to the surface of the stone leaving a rough-textured finish. Highly skid-resistant, this finish is an excellent choice for walking surfaces.
Honed – A smooth, satin surface without reflection, the Honed finish shows the full color of the stone. It is produced on the same equipment as a polished finish, however, the honing process ends prior to the buffing stage.
Polished (granites only) – The Polished finish is a highly reflective, mirror gloss finish. The full color, depth and crystal structure of the stone is visible. A polished finish seals surface pores and is therefore nearly impervious to chemical wear and weather.
Edge Treatments
Pencil – A penciled edge resembles the end of a pencil eraser with a slight radius.
Chamfered – A chamfered edge is 45 ° cut into the edge of the stone. The deeper the cut, the wider the bevel face is.
Ease – This edge treatment is very common and offers a clean and simple look. Easing an edge offers a square flat face with the sharp edge on top rounded slightly. Sometimes, the eased edge is rounded enough to be called a quarter round edge.
Full or Half Bull-nose – The full bull-nose offers perhaps the most contemporary look. A side view of full bull-nose shows the shape of a half circle. The full bull-nose is gentle on the body and has no edges to chip. The half bull-nose edge can also be called the round-over because instead of being squared off, it is rounded over.
Rock Face – A Rock Faced edge finish is produced by striking the stone surface with a chisel leaving a rough natural edge finish.
Thermal – The thermal finish is produced by applying a high-temperature torch to the surface of the stone leaving a rough-textured finish.
