Travertine Tray Processing, Inside the Workshop
29 seconds · Silent workshop record
Open the video in a new tab ↗This short workshop video shows wet machining, a wider view of the working equipment and stacked rounded-rectangle travertine tray workpieces. It records parts of the processing stage rather than a complete sequence from raw stone to a finished, inspected product.
For a custom travertine tray, the intended contents and usable interior help shape the drawing. Review the overall size, rim and recess, visible pores, filling preference and finish with the selected stone. The sample should resolve the details that matter to your use before a production specification is agreed.
The workpieces shown do not establish available stock, order volume, production capacity or delivery timing. Food contact, liquid exposure, cleaning compatibility and any protective treatment require separate project-specific review.
What the video shows
- 00:00–00:05 Close view of wet machining.
- 00:05–00:14 Wider view of the machining equipment and worktable.
- 00:14–end Stacked rounded-rectangle tray workpieces.
Approximate scene timing; a visual record of selected operations.
Start with Your Design and Intended Use
Share a drawing, reference image or sample brief with DeHong Stone. Tell us the intended use, approximate dimensions, material preferences and estimated quantity. We will review feasibility and discuss the information needed for a sample plan.
No fixed stock catalogue. Design, material and processing feasibility are reviewed per project.