Pandora Quartzite Bathroom Vanity Tops
Pandora quartzite bathroom vanity tops from Brazil: cream ground with brown floral movement and natural crystal sparkle. Standard 25.5 in, 36 in, 37 in, 60 in and 72 in formats, CNC sink cut-outs, single-piece orders welcome.
Highlights
- Standard 25.5 in, 36 in, 37 in, 60 in and 72 in vanity formats
- Layouts drawn on actual-slab images before any cutting
- CNC sink and tap cut-outs to manufacturer templates
- Single-piece orders accepted for samples and replacements
- Double inspection after polishing and again at packing
Specifications
| Material | Brazilian Pandora natural quartzite |
|---|---|
| Standard Widths | 25.5 in, 36 in, 37 in, 60 in, 72 in; custom sizes by drawing |
| Typical Depth | 22 in with front overhang; project drawing governs |
| Reference Thickness | 2 cm (3/4 in) standard; mitred build-up for deeper edges |
| Finish | Polished, honed or leathered |
| Cut-outs | Undermount rectangular/oval or vessel sink openings and tap holes by template |
| Edges | Eased, bevel, bullnose, small ogee or custom profile |
| Backsplash | 4 in upstand or full-height splash panel from the same slab |
| Documents | Shop drawing, actual-slab layout, cut-out template and piece schedule |
Product Detail
Apexstone material brief
Pandora Quartzite Bathroom Vanity Tops
The pain point: cut-outs that do not match the sinks actually installed
A vanity top is a small order with a disproportionate number of failure modes — and nearly all of them live in one place: the cut-out. An importer or bathroom contractor buys 25.5 in, 36 in and 60 in tops from a catalog, the shipment lands, the installer opens the box, and the rectangular undermount opening is 15 mm off the sink the project actually uses. Or a 60 in double top arrives with its two cut-outs placed symmetrically on paper but unbalanced against the real front rail, leaving too little solid stone between opening and edge. With a fine-veined marble these errors are ugly; with Pandora's large brown floral movement they are structural — a shifted cut-out lands on the focal bloom, cannot be re-nested, and the whole top is scrapped.
The cost lands unevenly. A $200 replacement top from a local workshop is impossible in quartzite at this look, so the replacement comes from overseas: a new slab, new freight, new customs paperwork, and a bathroom that sits finished except for its most visible surface. Multi-unit projects — hotels, apartment fit-outs — multiply the exposure by the number of rooms.
The cure is to treat every vanity top, including a single-piece order, as a templated fabrication job rather than a catalog item — which is precisely how Apexstone runs Pandora vanity production.
The template-true process, piece by piece
Every Pandora vanity order runs one sequence: slab selection from photographed stock, layout drawing on the actual-slab images, approval, CNC cutting, edge polishing, and a final inspection against the numbered drawing before packing. The standard formats cover the real market — 25.5 in tops for standard single-sink base cabinets, 36 in and 37 in for the common single-vanity sizes, and 60 in or 72 in tops for double-sink vanities — but the cut-out inside each top is never assumed. Undermount rectangular, oval or vessel openings and matching tap holes are machined to the sink manufacturer's template, so the opening the installer meets on site is the opening the sink expects.
On double tops the layout drawing does extra work. The two cut-outs are placed so the brown floral movement stays balanced rather than chopped, and the front rail between cut-out and edge keeps enough solid stone to stay strong — decisions made on paper, on the images of the slabs that will actually be cut, not improvised at the saw. Edge profiles run from a simple eased edge for modern vanities to bullnose and small ogee for traditional ones, and a 4 in backsplash or full-height splash panel can be cut from the same slab so the movement continues up the wall.
Why single-piece and container orders get the same discipline
Single-piece orders — samples, showrooms, damaged-top replacements — follow the identical sequence, which is why a replacement Pandora top is a repeatable product rather than a favor extracted by phone. For wholesale buyers the same discipline scales across a container of mixed 25.5 in, 36 in and 60 in tops: each piece is labelled to its order, so sorting on arrival takes minutes rather than an afternoon. Tops are packed face-to-face with polished surfaces protected and corner protection on every piece, because a vanity top is the item most likely to be handled twice between our floor and the installer's.
Quartzite's density adds a quiet logistics argument: a 2 cm Pandora top is lighter than an equivalent marble slab of the same size, which reduces breakage risk in transit — and every piece is inspected twice, once after polishing and once at packing.
What the trade gets out of it
For importers, template-true cut-outs mean the top that lands fits the sink schedule in the project file — no site measurements that say otherwise, no overseas replacement cycle measured in weeks. For bathroom contractors, the labelled, per-order sorting turns container unload into shelf stock. And for anyone reselling to homeowners, the layout drawing approved before cutting becomes a sales artifact: the client sees exactly where the bloom falls on their top before it is made, and cannot be disappointed by pattern placement they never saw.
Buyer value in one line: the opening matches the sink, the pattern matches the drawing, and a damaged top is a re-order against an approved drawing — not a negotiation with three suppliers.
Specification
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Brazilian Pandora natural quartzite |
| Standard widths | 25.5 in, 36 in, 37 in, 60 in, 72 in; custom sizes by drawing |
| Typical depth | 22 in with front overhang; project drawing governs |
| Reference thickness | 2 cm (3/4 in) standard; mitred build-up for deeper edges |
| Finish | Polished, honed or leathered |
| Cut-outs | Undermount rectangular/oval or vessel sink openings and tap holes by template |
| Edges | Eased, bevel, bullnose, small ogee or custom profile |
| Backsplash | 4 in upstand or full-height splash panel from the same slab |
| Documents | Shop drawing, actual-slab layout, cut-out template and piece schedule |
Frequently asked by trade buyers
Can you match our exact sink model? Yes — send the sink manufacturer's template or model, and the cut-out is machined to it on CNC equipment. Vessel, undermount rectangular and oval openings are all supported.
What about a single replacement top? Single-piece orders are accepted and go through the same drawing, cutting and inspection sequence as container orders, so a replacement matches the approved drawing rather than a guess.
How are tops protected in transit? Face-to-face packing with polished surfaces protected and corner protection on every piece, with inspection after polishing and again at packing.
Does quartzite handle bathroom chemicals? Unlike marble, a Pandora top will not etch from a forgotten splash of mouthwash; a pH-neutral cleaner and prompt wiping of hair dye or strong cosmetics covers daily care, with sealing as a cycle rather than an event.
Send the sink schedule — get the cut-out right before it is cut
Send the cabinet sizes, sink models and tap positions, preferred thickness, edge profile and finish, and the destination port. Your order comes back as a layout on the actual Pandora slab images, resolved before the first cut. Single-piece orders are accepted.
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