Selecting and Specifying Mario Romano Walls
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?
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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
- Make your selection from over 50 designs, Mario Romano Designs are located on the Austaron Surfaces website.
- Bright White is often selected
- However, if looking for other colour options, selections can be made from any of the Staron Solid Surface collection
- All standard designs are the one price; Staron colour range defines the price categories.
- Let us know if you are considering face fixed or back lighting for the design.
- Let us know if there is any wiggle room for your dimensions; if so, we can assess the most efficient usage for material requirements.
- Should the project move to the next phase, a builder/cabinet maker can quote for installation cost. Recommendations for additional companies to install are available if required.
- Once ready for production, we require plans with all final sizes, with any additional design requirements specific to the project for cuts-outs or other considerations.
- Austaron Surfaces will then organise production of shop drawings that lay out how the selected design will look. Additional requirements if any are requested can be discussed, this is a good time to make any adjustments with design layout and refine if necessary.
Shop Drawing for sign off:
A shop drawing is supplied to show the exact layout of the selected design across the application.
- Once approved the design will be created into a production file for the CNC process to begin, panels will then be routed locally for the project. Each panel is created similar to a large puzzle piece, slipping together perfectly with joins placed inconspicuously within the design.
- Design File for production process
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
- Allow approximately 2 weeks for shop drawings and production files for standard applications.
- Custom designs are available, either by creating a new design within existing design file parameters or full custom designs can be achieved.
- Additional cost apply to custom designs
- Curves can be adapted to the design.
- Backlighting can be incorporated in to the design
- Designs fade out at the overall perimeter providing a flat boarder of approximately 12mm. The boarder can be adjusted when required or removed to allow the design to flow all the way to the edge.
- Patterns are available with either a V-router for deeper router or Ball Cutter for softer shallow router, some designs offer both options.
- Exterior opportunity available
- When necessary, renders can be supplied. In some instances, a cost may apply.
Joins flow into the design:
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