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EPISODE · May 29, 2024 · 33 MIN

Porcelain's New Era: Trends, Tech Advances & Fabrication Insights

from Behind the Surface · host International Surface Fabricators Association

In this episode of Behind the Surface podcast, ISFA’s executive director, Marissa Bankert, sits down with Todd Hibbs, a fabrication specialist from Caesarstone, to explore the burgeoning interest in porcelain slabs. From its rise as a marble alternative to its status as a staple in home design, Todd and Marissa discuss the factors driving porcelain’s popularity. They delve into how technological advancements have transformed porcelain fabrication, making it more durable and versatile than ever before. Todd shares invaluable insights on fabrication techniques and the importance of adapting to new machinery, as well as identifies emerging markets for porcelain. Transportation concerns and practical tips for exploring this material round out the conversation, including a powerful message: Evolve with the times or risk falling behind.   Tune in to learn how to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to porcelain!   Pro Tip: Got questions about working with porcelain? Todd’s got answers. Reach him directly at [email protected].

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