Wall Scribing

If you are curious about how quartz worktops meet walls, wall scribing is the main technique here. Its purpose is to create a tight connection to ensure there are minimal gaps between the worktop and the wall surface. This method is useful because most walls are not perfectly straight.

Uneven walls make installing a worktop flush very tricky. So, scribing involves carefully shaping the worktop edge. It makes the edge precisely follow the wall’s unique contours. This lets the quartz kitchen worktop stay straight against the wall. It results in a professional, gap-free finish.

Here is how our wall scribing process works. Our professional templater first measures your wall very carefully. They capture the precise shape of the wall. This shape data is then put into our advanced CNC machinery. This happens while we are making your worktop. Then, the machine uses this data to cut the worktop edge. It copies all the small bumps and dips from your wall. This makes sure the worktop edge matches your wall’s unique profile exactly.

When your premium quartz worktop is ready, our experts team installs it. They position it carefully right up against the wall. Any tiny gaps that are there will get filled. For this purpose, we use a good quality sealant or caulk for this. This creates a protective seal and a clean line. The final result is exactly what you want – a perfectly fitted worktop. It transitions smoothly into the wall. It looks beautiful and complete.