Disclaimer

General Disclaimer

The information provided by StoneArmor (“https://www.stonearmor.com”) is for general informational and educational purposes only. We share it in good faith, but we make no warranty of any kind about the accuracy, completeness, or suitability of anything on the site for your particular stone, kitchen, or project.

Any use of the calculators and content is at your own risk. It is your responsibility to confirm that a result fits your specific circumstances before you rely on it.

Estimates, Not Quotes

StoneArmor’s tools produce planning estimatesfrom the numbers you enter and standard industry conventions. They are not a fabrication quote, a structural or engineering calculation, or a guarantee. Slab yield depends on a fabricator’s layout and vein-matching; slab weight depends on the true density and thickness of your stone; sealer coverage depends on porosity and finish; and cost depends on stone grade, region, and the shop. Before you order, cut, seal, lift, or install stone, verify the figures with a licensed local fabricator who has templated your actual space.

Not Professional Advice

Content and tools on StoneArmor — including the square footage, tile coverage, sealer coverage, slab weight, edge & backsplash footage, and cost calculators — do not constitute professional fabrication, engineering, construction, or financial advice. For decisions that carry real cost or safety consequences, consult the appropriate qualified professional:

• Fabrication & layout: a licensed stone fabricator for slab count, seams, edge profiles, and the final quote.
• Structural support:a contractor or engineer on whether cabinets, islands, and floors can carry the weight of the stone you’re choosing.
• Product use:the manufacturer’s label and technical data for sealers, adhesives, and cleaners — coverage, coats, dry times, and stone compatibility.

Why Results Vary

Actual outcomes can differ from an estimate because of:

• The stone itself: density, porosity, and thickness vary by quarry, colour, and finish, changing weight and how far sealer goes.
• Layout choices: how a fabricator nests your pieces to match veins and minimise seams changes how many slabs a job needs.
• Your inputs: measurements, units, coverage rates read off a label, and rounding all affect the result.
• The market: stone grade, region, and shop backlog move real prices well beyond any single estimate.

Safety Note on Handling Stone

Stone slabs are heavy and can crack, pinch, or cause serious injury if mishandled. The slab weight calculator is an estimate to help you plan, not a substitute for proper lifting equipment, enough people, and safe-handling practice. When in doubt, have professionals move and install the stone.

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Changes to This Disclaimer

We may update this disclaimer at any time; changes take effect when posted, with a revised date above. Continued use of the site means you accept the current version.

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