Fabrication / packing
Handling begins before the slab or panel reaches site.
Applications / Protection
Plan protection into the stone workflow.
Stone and marble surfaces can be exposed during fabrication, transport and fit-out. A suitable protection strategy starts with the stone type, finish, project stage and the confirmed compatibility of the selected protective film.
Risk map
Identify when the surface is most exposed.
This is a project-risk framework, not a claim that one film prevents every type of damage.
Transport
Movement and contact can expose finished surfaces.
Installation
Adjacent trades and tools increase temporary risk.
Fit-out
Completed stone may remain exposed while other work continues.
Handover
Protection should be removed and the surface checked at the right stage.
Protection zones
Map the protection need to the stone element.
Different stone formats create different handling and edge considerations.
Benchtops / counters
High-value horizontal surfaces exposed during fit-out.
Wall panels
Large finished faces vulnerable to contact from adjacent work.
Flooring / large tiles
Installed areas that may need controlled temporary protection.
Fabricated components
Cut and finished pieces handled before final installation.
Film structure
Explain the protection film by function, not unsupported performance numbers.
Populate the exact construction only after product specifications are confirmed.
Identify exposure
Map where handling and site activity may affect finished stone.
Confirm compatibility
Trial the protection film against the actual stone and finish.
Handover process
Document installation, removal timing and inspection requirements.
Application sequence
Protection works best when it is planned, not added at the end.
Link detailed technical instructions once the final product is confirmed.
Inspect & clean
Test / confirm
Apply
Protect through works
Remove & inspect
Project comparison
Show what the protection plan is trying to control.
Use actual project photography later; avoid exaggerated damage claims.
Unprotected workflow
Planned protection workflow
Handling notes
Support the film with good project handling.
These are process reminders and should be refined with product-specific instructions.
Storage
Keep product and protected components in appropriate project conditions.
Edges
Check edges and penetrations where contact can start.
Removal
Remove according to the approved method and timing.
Documentation
Keep the selected product and project notes available for the site team.
Technical request
Match protection to the stone type, format and project stage.
Share stone type, finish, size, project stage and how long temporary protection is expected to remain.