Creating texture into Staron Solid Surface is not a new process; routing patterns and texture into Staron has been achieved across projects for years. However, adding texture and design to surfaces can involve substantial R & D from concept through to completion. Unknowns within design, production, installation and CNC programming requirements may blow out the budget and timing ultimately inhibiting project outcome.
What is Mario Romano Walls?
Simplicity is what Mario Romano Walls offers; the R & D has been perfected by Mario Romano and his team offering a user-friendly selection and production process from start to finish. All organic multidimensional designs will be a bespoke fit for the project. Two-dimensional designs are also available with the ability to adjust the pattern size relevant to your application.
Here is how it works for Standard designs
Shop Drawing for sign off:
A shop drawing is supplied to show the exact layout of the selected design across the application.
Design linework: will display the design flow across all inconspicuous joins
Design Map: Displays all puzzle pieces with allocated numbers
Production Sheet Layout: depicts the processing layout within the Staron sheet
Joins flow into the design:
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