Material we supplied.
Slabs, tile and paving supplied by Stone Trail and finished by fabricators, tilers and installers across the North Shore and Greater Vancouver.
Recent work
Ten projects, from a bathroom floor to a pool deck.
Feature wall, North Vancouver
Full-height porcelain supplied for a living-room run, a single face carried across the whole wall.
Oxide lounge wall, Vancouver
Corten-effect 6 mm porcelain, light enough to go onto the existing wall, so no demolition was needed.
Open-plan floor, West Vancouver
Marble-effect 20 mm supplied for a floor running unbroken from the entry through to the lounge.
Workspace fit-out, Burnaby
White marble-look slabs supplied in a matched face for both the walls and the reception counter.
Stair and lounge, Richmond
A book-matched pair, tagged and held together, for a stairwell wall with the mirror line on the flight.
Corridor cladding, Coquitlam
Full-height slabs supplied for a corridor, face-mapped so the veining reads continuously along it.
Terrace paving, West Vancouver
20 mm paving laid dry on a gravel bed, matched to the tile running through the doors so the floor reads as one surface.
Pool surround, Surrey
Structured 20 mm supplied for a pool deck: frost-proof, UV-stable and grippy underfoot when it's wet.
Testimonials
From the people who live with them.
“We wanted one slab to run up the backsplash and around the island, and Stone Trail found a book-matched pair that made it possible. They tagged both and held them until our shop was ready for them.”
“I specify a lot of porcelain and the hard part is knowing which faces a collection actually runs, and in which formats. These are the only people locally who will walk you through that properly instead of guessing, and it's why my floor tile and my counter finally match.”
“They sent me home with a proper offcut instead of a little sample chip, which completely changed which colour we went with. The floor tile, the bullnose and the trim all came from the same batch, so nothing had to be fudged on site.”
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