Scope & dimensions
Describe the pieces or operation you need and include approximate dimensions or quantities.
Cutting & Fabrication
Plan your stone fabrication with a team that understands both the material and the finished component. Aria Stones supports residential and trade enquiries from our Salisbury, Brisbane workshop.
Upload Plans & Request a QuoteCapabilities, material suitability, timing and collection or delivery arrangements are confirmed for each enquiry.
A clear first brief
Start with the material, dimensions and work you need done.



What to include
Include plans or approximate dimensions, material and thickness, edge details, sink, tap and appliance openings, quantity, project suburb, required services and requested timeframe.
Describe the pieces or operation you need and include approximate dimensions or quantities.
Tell us what the material is and who is supplying it. You can attach a plan, drawing or site photo.
Let us know the requested timeframe and whether you are asking about collection or delivery.
Overall dimensions, edge profiles, joins and cut-outs affect the fabrication scope. Send the drawings or rough measurements you have, together with the material and thickness you are considering.
Our team will review the work required and discuss the next steps for your project.
Builders, cabinetmakers and stone businesses can enquire about specific cutting and fabrication requirements. Identify the operations needed, quantities and requested timeframe.
If you want to provide the stone yourself, include that information so acceptance and handling requirements can be discussed.
Questions
Send drawings or rough measurements, material preference, thickness, edge details, cut-outs and project suburb. Tell us whether you require stone supply, fabrication or installation.
Start an enquiry
The form records your request for the team. It is not an order-confirmation or a commitment to a price or timeframe.
Tell us what you are making, your suburb, any known dimensions and the timeframe you have in mind.
A useful fabrication enquiry shows the finished shape, not just the overall stone area. Include run lengths, depth, thickness preference, exposed edges, sink and cooktop models, and any waterfall ends. Mark wall positions and access constraints so the discussion covers both the component and its installation.
Rough measurements are suitable for an initial conversation, not a final cutting instruction. Material condition, support, joins, overhangs and final dimensions need to be reviewed before work is agreed. If you already have stone, send photographs and its known specification rather than assume an existing piece can be recut.
For CNC-related work, send drawings and explain the cut-out or profile you need. We will discuss whether the material and requested operation are suitable; an enquiry is not a guarantee of a particular machine, tolerance, turnaround or acceptance of every material.