Slab-yard showroom & fabrication · Brindlemoor · Open seven days
Stand at the rack before you sign anything.
Mica Point is a yard first and a shop second: forty bundles racked and priced under floodlights, coffee on the counter, and the CNC visible through the window behind them. You choose the actual slab — not a swatch, not a render — and the same crew that watched you point at it cuts and sets it.
Posted at the gate
The yard creed
A swatch is a rumour about a stone. The slab is the truth — come hear it from the source.
Services & rates
The yard card
Rack prices are on the rack ends, updated each quarter, and this card is the same card. Template is in every fabricated foot; the only extras are edges from the edge list and plumbing, which we do not do.
Quartz — supplied, fabricated & set$72–90 / sq ft
3 cm engineered, eased or mitered, cutouts routed in-shop
Granite & quartzite$84–116 / sq ft
Polished, honed or leathered; sealed fifteen years on the bench
Marble & soapstone$95–127 / sq ft
Bookmatched pairs where the rack allows; soapstone oiled before travel
Digital template on the existing topsIncluded
Two hours, laser tripod, seam map approved on screen
Waterfall legs & mitered aprons$151 / linear ft
Cut and glued in pairs from the slab you pointed at
Remnant Saturdays — half-slabscard −40%
Off the rack, 40% off the card, vanities and sills
Yard day
$0the visit itself
- Coffee, floodlights, forty priced bundles
- Laser template booked on the spot
- Sample cards with real etch tests
- Fixed quote within forty-eight hours
No appointment. Bring photographs; the arithmetic is ours.
Fabricated & set
$72+per sq ft, by material
- Template, fabrication and install in one number
- Mitered pairs and bookmatching from the same bundle
- Old-top removal at $9 per foot, receipted
- Care visit booked before we leave
Median kitchen on the moor: nineteen days yard-to-breakfast.
Fabrication-only
$35per sq ft, your slabs
- CNC cut, edges eased, cutouts routed
- Crated with the seam map taped inside
- Honest verdict on any bargain bundle
- Remnant credits on what is left over
For fitters, studios and the confident.
Brindlemoor, 2025 — 2026
Off the racks this year
Six tops from the last year, each one chosen in person at the rack under the floodlights.
How it goes
Yard day to set day
Stand at the rack
Any day but Christmas. You point; we photograph the bundle and the rack label together, so the slab you chose is provably the slab that lands.
Scan and approve
The laser reads the cabinets; the seam map, the edges and every cutout land on a screen in the yard office for your signature before cutting starts.
Watch it cut, if you like
The CNC is behind the window and the bench is beside the coffee. Most people stay twenty minutes; one couple brought sandwiches and stayed the day.
Set, sweep, care card
Old tops gone, stone levelled, seams tinted, and the care visit booked before the van leaves — the boring hour that adds a decade.
Asked at the counter
Do I need an appointment?
No. The floodlights are on seven days and the racks are labelled with material and price. Bring measurements if you have them; bring photographs if you do not, and we will do the arithmetic at the counter together.
Why a range on the square foot?
Cutout count, edge choice and seam placement move it — a farm kitchen with sink, hob and a drizzle of windows costs more per foot than a straight run. The laser settles the real number and the quote that follows is the number you pay.
What is on the remnant rack Saturdays?
Half-slabs and better, forty percent off the card, ideal under about three metres. It turns over monthly; Saturday mornings are when the moor’s regulars come to dig, and coffee refills are free for diggers.
How do seams and veins behave?
The seam map is nested to the veining — on bookmatched pairs the vein crosses the joint; on quiet stones the epoxy is tinted until the joint gives up. You approve the map on screen, with the photographs of your actual bundle beside it.
Do you seal, and how often?
Natural stone leaves sealed for fifteen years, renewable in an afternoon around year twelve — the care visit books it before we have left your driveway. Quartz needs nothing but a cloth and the occasional trivet, and we will say so while selling you either.
The yard, in figures
Floodlights on seven days, 7 to 6 · (555) 305-1836 · yard@micapoint.example
Come point at slabs, or write first
The room, the run, and when you would like to be cooking on stone — or just the word “Saturday” and we will have the coffee on and the rack ends dusted. yard@micapoint.example