The visual identity of Cappuccino Onyx changes with cut direction and finish. Typical options can include polished, but the factory should confirm which finishes are suitable for the actual material and requested format.
Finish changes more than gloss
A polished finish can deepen color and emphasize movement, while honed or textured finishes may soften contrast. Exterior textures may improve grip but can also change cleaning behavior. Approve the finish on the selected material rather than relying on a generic finish sample.
Fabrication details to define
- Nominal and minimum thickness after finishing.
- Sawn, eased, chamfered, mitred or shaped edges.
- Vein direction and piece orientation.
- Back-mesh, resin, reinforcement or filling policy where applicable.
- Hole, slot, kerf or anchor-preparation details for façade pieces.
Dimensional control
Large pieces, stairs, façade panels and tight-joint interiors need explicit tolerances. Drawings should distinguish finished dimensions from nominal stock size and identify any critical matching sequence.
Production communication
Use piece codes, revision-controlled drawings and packing labels. These basics reduce the risk that a technically correct piece arrives in the wrong location or orientation.