waterjetprofiling - case study 1
ceramic tiles, porcelain & stone
Water jet profiling is used extensively in this industry...
Ceramic tiles, in particular, benefit from the process. Ceramic and stone tiles are notoriously hard to cut. However, with the waterjet cutting process virtually any two dimensional shape can be cut.
This demonstrates how we can create stunning designs for company logos, signage, house names, door numbers and even a unique style / design for your kitchen or bathroom. You are not restricted to using just one material as we can mix and match a wide variety of materials eg. ceramic tiles with a polished aluminium or brass inlay.
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![La Pergola... - Pictured here, the logo of a local restaurant in Lyndhurst "La Pergola".
The logos were cut into cermaic tiles to be laid on the floor at the entrance to the restaurant. The design was cut across three tiles with a different colour porcelain tile inserted resulting in a very effective look.](javascript:swapPhoto3('main-pic-waterjetcs1.jpg','La Pergola...','Pictured here, the logo of a local restaurant in Lyndhurst "La Pergola".
The logos were cut into cermaic tiles to be laid on the floor at the entrance to the restaurant. The design was cut across three tiles with a different colour porcelain tile inserted resulting in a very effective look.'))
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