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Slabs tracked, cutouts in the order, offcuts not 'by eye'

Problem

A mistake on porcelain stoneware costs a week of work. Pattern and thickness don't fit a 'universal particleboard cutting' template.

Solution

Piece-by-piece stock, cutting with rotation limits, polishing and edging services in the same order.

For countertops, slabs and porcelain stoneware List Master treats expensive pieces as separate warehouse units.

FAQ

Is it just cutting?
No. Cutting is connected to CRM, warehouse, production, widget, and customer landing page.
Can I change the material after registration?
One company — one material group (glass, MDF, etc.). This is set at registration.
Where are site inquiries stored?
Lead personal data is stored in List Master PostgreSQL in Russia, not in Sanity.

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