How can we guarantee millimetric perfection and the stability of the counter form, even after wrapping?
After gluing and drying, for years counters were assembled wrapped inside a polyethylene sheet.
The use of polyethylene protected them from possibly sticking together, but maintained the humidity in the package, making the counters more malleable and, consequently, not in conformity with the form. The challenge to be met was important: how could we prevent the weight or the stacking of multiple counters from altering their initial form.
