Custom fabrication

From drawing to finished limestone.

Bayview Stone's published workflow connects estimation, design and shop drawings with CNC-assisted production, profiling, carving, packing, delivery and installation coordination.

CNC stone-cutting equipment inside a fabrication shop

A connected production path

Precision is not one machine. It is the handoff between steps.

A correct profile can still fail if the drawing, quantity, finish, sequencing or packing plan is unclear. The useful starting point is a scope that carries the design intent all the way to the finished piece.

Published seven-step process

Every stage has a decision to protect.

  1. 01

    Estimate

    Share the scope, drawings, dimensions and schedule.

  2. 02

    Design

    Align the profile, material and architectural intent.

  3. 03

    Shop drawings

    Translate the approved direction into production information.

  4. 04

    Production

    Cut, profile and carve the specified limestone elements.

  5. 05

    Packing

    Prepare finished pieces for handling and transport.

  6. 06

    Delivery

    Coordinate the published delivery step for the project.

  7. 07

    Installation

    Confirm installation scope and service area with the shop.

Shop capability

CNC-assisted cutting. Custom carved detail.

The original site lists Prussiani and GMM CNC equipment plus profiling capability. Exact current equipment, capacity and tolerances should be confirmed when they matter to the specification.

Custom work still benefits from close review at transitions, reliefs, arrises and surface detail. The machine supports the geometry. The final piece must support the architecture.

See fabricated details

Before the estimate

Gather the drawings, dimensions, quantity, finish, location + required date.

Call to review the next step