Granite barbecue surrounds

Granite barbecue surrounds include stone worktops, cladding and individual components for a permanent barbecue area. They are made to an agreed design, so every element has to be defined in the specification before production starts. The order covers a specified list of stone parts, not automatically all equipment shown in the poster. The poster illustrates one possible solution, while the actual scope of the order is put together separately with the client. Every part is described individually so that production receives a clear and precise task. This keeps expectations clear and shows exactly which stone parts are to be manufactured.

We manufacture from Pokostivske granite, Didkovychi granite and Maslavske granite, and other stone is available on request. The finish is agreed to suit the intended look and use: flamed, honed or polished. The chosen stone and surface texture shape the appearance of the barbecue area, so these details are recorded in the specification together with the rest of the order. If the required stone is not among those listed, it is made to order after additional agreement.

Applications cover interior and landscaping. Indoors, stone worktops and cladding are fitted into a permanent cooking area; outdoors, they are used for open barbecue spaces. In both cases the details are agreed with the same care. Suitability of the stone and of individual details for heat, temperature changes and moisture has to be assessed separately for each project. Promotional statements on the retained poster are not test reports or universal guarantees of those properties, so they should not be treated as confirmation of performance.

Before ordering, agree the stone, finish, edges, cut-outs, packaging and receiving point. For a quotation, send a dimensioned sketch, the grill or firebox model, worktop position and equipment-manufacturer requirements for adjacent materials. On that basis we prepare the offer and state in the specification the list of stone parts, their geometry and configuration. The specification also records packaging and the receiving point, so that handover of the finished items is clear to both sides. Only after every item is confirmed does the order go into production.