How is Giallo Siena marble bookmatched?
Consecutive slabs from one block are opened and laid face to face, so the movement of the stone mirrors across the joint and reads as one surface rather than as a series of panels.
How it is done
Cutting, matching, book-matching and edge work.
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Consecutive slabs from one block are opened and laid face to face, so the movement of the stone mirrors across the joint and reads as one surface rather than as a series of panels.
How it is done
It closes the small holes and cracks so the slab can be cut thin and polished.
The stone itself
You do not avoid them in the block — they are part of it — you avoid them in the piece.
How it is done
With a gang saw, which takes the block into slabs along one cut plane, so every slab off that block comes from the same plane.
How it is done
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