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YUSHI STONE completed a 390-piece custom engineered quartz table top project for a U.S. customer. The order included rectangular, round and large rectangular dining table tops, all produced with customer-approved engineered quartz and customized construction details.
This project demonstrates our ability to manage the complete fabrication process for custom quartz table tops: material confirmation, precision cutting, CNC machining, underside insert preparation, edge bonding, metal edge fabrication, quality inspection and export-ready packing.
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| Total quantity | 390 custom table tops |
| Rectangular table tops | 1067 × 762 mm · 160 pieces |
| Round table tops | Ø560 mm · 160 pieces |
| Large rectangular table tops | 1524 × 915 mm · 70 pieces |
| Stone material | 20 mm polished engineered quartz |
| Underside connection | Threaded inserts matched to customer table-base requirements |
| Large tabletop construction | Quartz top, 18 mm plywood backing, protective fabric and silver metal perimeter edge |
| Quality control | Each tabletop inspected and photographed before shipment |
| Export packing | Soft protective materials, plywood strips and wooden boards |
The project started with the engineered quartz surface selected and approved by the customer. Since the visual appearance of a dining table top is critical, the approved material was retained throughout the entire order.
Before fabrication began, our team reviewed the tabletop dimensions, quantities, table-base connection requirements and finishing details. This planning stage helped ensure that the three product formats could be produced consistently while following the customer’s approved surface standard.
For custom quartz table top projects, material confirmation is an important first step. It helps align color, pattern, surface finish and overall appearance before the slabs enter production.
The rectangular table tops were cut from the approved quartz slabs using controlled bridge-saw cutting. This process created the base dimensions for the 1067 × 762 mm rectangular table tops and the larger 1524 × 915 mm table tops.
Accurate cutting is essential for furniture applications because the stone top must fit the table base, metal frame or support structure correctly. Our production team controls the cutting process according to the approved drawings and required dimensions before the table tops move to the next stage.
The large rectangular format required additional construction details, including backing preparation, protective fabric and silver metal edging. Therefore, precise cutting at the beginning of production was especially important for final assembly.
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The Ø560 mm round quartz table tops were processed through CNC machining. CNC equipment was used to form the circular profile and support dimensional consistency across the 160-piece round tabletop order.
During production, the diameter of the round table tops was checked against the required size reference. This step helped confirm that each piece met the specified Ø560 mm dimension before moving to edge treatment, insert preparation and final finishing.
CNC machining is especially valuable for round quartz table tops because it helps create a smooth, consistent circular shape while supporting repeat production for furniture and hospitality projects.
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The rectangular and round table tops were prepared with threaded inserts on the underside. These inserts were matched to the customer’s table-base samples and technical requirements.
Underside inserts allow the quartz table top to connect securely with the table base while keeping the visible top surface clean and uninterrupted. Insert placement must be carefully coordinated with the base structure, support points and installation method.
For custom dining table top projects, this detail is important because the stone fabrication and table-base connection must work together. By reviewing the customer’s table-base sample before production, YUSHI STONE helped ensure that the finished quartz table tops were ready for assembly.
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Where the tabletop structure required a built-up edge, edge components were bonded and clamped before final finishing. This process was used to create the required edge construction and strengthen the finished tabletop profile.
For round table tops, curved edge components were bonded around the perimeter with clamps to maintain a consistent shape. For rectangular table tops, edge bonding was completed in batches before the products moved to final assembly and inspection.
This process is particularly useful when customers require a thicker visual edge, additional structural support or a customized furniture-grade table top design.
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The 70 large rectangular quartz table tops required a more complex construction. Each top combined:
The silver metal edging was fabricated and installed in-house by YUSHI STONE. Managing the quartz, plywood backing, protective fabric and metal edge within one production workflow helped coordinate the final appearance and construction quality.
For customers sourcing custom stone table tops with metal details, this integrated approach reduces the need to coordinate separate stone and metal suppliers. It also helps maintain consistency between the quartz surface, edge profile and final assembly.
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Before packing, every quartz table top was inspected and photographed. The quality-control process focused on:
Batch inspection is especially important for larger furniture projects because consistency matters across every piece in the order. Documenting the inspection process also provides a clear record before export packing.
For this 390-piece project, finished table tops were arranged by batch for systematic checks before moving to the packing area.
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After final inspection, each tabletop received protective packing. Soft protective materials were applied first to protect the polished quartz surface and finished edges.
The products were then prepared for enclosed export packing with plywood strips and wooden boards according to the selected packing arrangement. This packing method was designed to protect the quartz surface, metal edge, underside details and customized construction during transportation.
For engineered quartz table tops, export packing must account for the weight of the stone, the vulnerability of the polished surface and the risk of edge damage during handling. Our packing process is planned to provide practical protection for international shipment.
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This U.S. project shows how YUSHI STONE can support custom quartz dining table top production from approved material through export packing.
Our fabrication capabilities include:
If you are sourcing custom engineered quartz table tops for dining furniture, hospitality projects, restaurants, residential developments or commercial spaces, send us your drawings, dimensions, quantities and table-base requirements.
YUSHI STONE will review the complete fabrication scope, including quartz material, tabletop construction, metal edging, connection details and export packing.
Request a Custom Tabletop Quote
Yes. We can fabricate custom rectangular, round and large-format quartz table tops according to your drawings, dimensions and quantity requirements.
Yes. Threaded inserts can be prepared on the underside of quartz table tops and matched to your table-base sample or installation requirements.
Yes. YUSHI STONE can fabricate and install silver metal perimeter edging in-house for selected custom tabletop designs.
Yes. We provide protective packing using soft protection materials, plywood strips and wooden boards based on the product size, construction and shipping requirements.
Please send your tabletop drawings, dimensions, quantities, quartz surface preference, edge details, table-base requirements and destination port or delivery address.
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