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A "join" is where two pieces of stone meet.
When making kitchen benchtops:
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We always try to avoid or reduce the number of joins.
We always try to make the joins less noticeable.
We always try to match the colour and pattern.
We use an epoxy to glue and seal the join.
The epoxy is coloured to blend with the stone.
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Typically, the best locations for joins are at the four corners of a topmount sink or hobb because it keeps the joins short and the sink or hobb detracts from the join.
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Stones that are very consistent in grain can disguise a join better than stones with much movement having a distinct direction to their pattern.
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