{"id": "rg-68e553c175", "tag": "Specification Guide", "title": "How to Approve Stone Shop Drawings", "slug": "how-to-approve-stone-shop-drawings", "excerpt": "How to Approve Stone Shop Drawings covers coordination between site conditions, installer, and the stone fabricator before production.", "content": "How to Approve Stone Shop Drawings covers coordination between site conditions, installer, and the stone fabricator before production. Field measurements, access paths, and anchorage details should be resolved in the drawing set. Limaxin fabricates in Quyang; your contractor installs and verifies fit on site.\n\nArchitects, interior designers, builders, and estate owners use this page when the decision is still open—before a project quote is locked.\n\nList piece marks, thickness, finish, and joint tolerances on shop drawings. Include anchoring, backing, and site interfaces your installer needs. Name who approves shop drawings on the design team.\n\nFabrication packages should be complete enough that production does not pause for missing dimensions. Changes after approval usually reset lead time and cost.\n\n[Specification Guides](/resources/specification-guides) · [For architects](/for-professionals/architects/) · [How we work](/how-we-work)\n\nNext step: Send preliminary dimensions, finish schedule, and who approves shop drawings on your team.", "image": "", "published": true, "resourceCategory": "specification-guides", "createdAt": "2026-08-31T12:22:00.267244Z", "viewCount": 0}