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Panda White Marble Staircase Fabrication – Factory Assembly Check
A worker checking a line of shaped stair pieces, with the numbered treads of a spiral stair laid out beside him.
Specifications
| Component | Stair treads, risers and shaped sections |
|---|---|
| Material | Panda White Marble |
| Finish | Polished |
| Stage shown | Workshop layout and visual inspection |
| Checks | Piece numbers, profile consistency, alignment |
| Supply | Project fabrication to approved drawings |
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What the Photo Shows
This is the hands-on stage of a staircase order. Tread and riser pieces are organized on the floor while a worker checks a line of shaped parts. On a complex stair, numbering every piece is what keeps the installation in order.
A dry assembly catches mismatched profiles, joint positions and sequence errors before the stone leaves the factory. Where a strong striped vein runs across the treads, setting the pieces out together also shows you the finished pattern. It works alongside the dimensional checks against your drawings, not instead of them.
Applications and What We Need from You
Curved stairs, turning flights and complete stone stair packages, with slab selection and tread/riser coordination led by the architect. Quotes are based on approved shop drawings or templates.
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