Professions

Alongside the installers, the polisher uses a polishing machine on site to restore surfaces, paving and coverings, building lobbies or kitchen floors to their original shine.

With their marble-mason’s know-how, eight employees deliver the creations, install them, glue the paving and cladding, seal the washbasins, adjust and carry out the finishing touches on site. Joints are made of cement tinted to match the color of the stone, or of tinted resin repolished on site, which is more resistant to weathering.

Four multi-skilled operators run several machines in the workshop, four of which are CNC-controlled with three or even four axes : a router, a waterjet, a diamond wire saw and a resurfacer.

Three technicians use laser or digital measuring systems to measure dimensions on site and model them in CAD software. The manufacturing plans are then refined with the help of realistic photomontages, including all technical details.

Five marble workers, including one apprentice, cut the stone and apply the finishing touches dry, using dedicated tools or small machines. They assemble, glue, sandblast or engrave by hand. Some also use the Waterjet CNC machine for water-based finishes.