in event of any machine breakdowns in either location to ensure project timelines are met while also offering higher output capacity between both locations. Victory Stone allows clients to choose their stone from their inventory of in-house slabs and offers them the ability to project a layout on slabs to view veining, movement and colour to create more appreciation for the material. “We have a simple five-step process for our clients: select your material, receive a quote, laser template your project, fabrication using CNC machines and finally, the installation.” Quality natural and man- made stone from around the world is what Victory Stone is pleased to offer to their growing clientele. They carry a vast selection
numerical control) These machines are utilized by today's more advanced stone
thick stone edges, full slab showers with no grout joints, floor-to-ceiling stone accent walls/fireplaces and other custom fabrication stone applications. “Ultra compact surfaces such as Dekton are growing in popularity due to their larger slab sizes, colour selection and heat resistance,” Court says. Victory Stone was involved with the redesign and renovation of The Claddagh Oyster Bar project. “Silestone quartz in the colour ‘Ethereal Glow’ was chosen for colour, veining and the non-porous surface,” said Court, “It was such an interesting project with the overall design of mixing historic architecture and new materials and allowing the client to choose the slab so they could see the variation in veining and colour.” Victory Stone looks forward to working with clients to create their personal style in stone for years to come.
fabrication facilities and allow for a computerized manufacturing process in which pre-programmed software and code control the movement of production equipment and are used to cut, shape and polish stone slabs. Programmed with computers, they ensure cuts are precise with less human error. “The Halifax location will also have high-capacity water recycling systems, high-resolution stone cameras for vein matching and will be utilizing new artificial intelligence (AI) in numerous applications throughout the shop,” Court says. Island customers will benefit from the Nova Scotia shop with its increased buying power and inventory of stone slabs which will be shared between both locations. The new shop also increases resiliency
▲ (L-R) Owner Zackary Court, Sales Manager Scott Morton
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premium Silestone Quartz. Homeowners can expect to see trends such as mitred
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