SlabOS workflow article · 09Documentation review · September 15, 2026

3D and AR in the customer’s kitchen

From the drawn countertop to automatic assembly, fitted kitchen furnishings and a customer-ready 3D and AR presentation.

SlabOS presents 3D and AR as extensions of the quoted drawing. The product page describes real slab imagery, modeled edge and waterfall details, and a customer link for viewing the design in a room. The value is a more concrete discussion of material and form before cutting begins.

Keep three layers aligned: the quote dimensions, the displayed material image and the customer’s saved revision. A convincing model should still identify whether it shows the actual selected slab or a representative texture. Review seam placement and edge work as part of the customer conversation rather than assuming appearance alone conveys the scope.

Inputs, outputs and an example to evaluate

Inputs: The countertop drawing and assembly, recorded fixture openings, appliance gaps and selected cabinet style and finish.

Outputs: An editable 3D presentation with fitted cabinetry, supported fixtures and appliances, ready for refinement and customer presentation.

Start with an island containing a sink opening and a run with an appliance gap. Show the proposed furnishings, apply them, customize the finish and publish the intended customer presentation.

Scope to understand

AR is a visualization aid. Supported device/browser behavior and placement accuracy should be demonstrated separately from field templating.

Public capability guides and product sources

Published by SlabOS. Documentation review: September 15, 2026. Basis: Public product and operating documentation. This article is a workflow explanation, not a newly performed product test.

Where this fits in the SlabOS workflow

Follow this capability into the connected quote-to-install journey:

Present the proposal in 3D: The customer reviews the proposed scope and chooses how to proceed.

Current product capabilities

SlabOS can furnish the selected countertop with fitted cabinets, sinks and cooktops, place a slide-in range in a supported appliance opening and optionally add a hood. The proposed scene is previewed before applying, and each item remains customizable. The same 3D workspace supports automatic stone assembly and a customer-ready room presentation. Read the Automatic 3D & kitchen furnishing page →

Explore the capability in context

Continue into the related public explanations for inputs, outputs and scope.

Connected product pages and tools

Automatic 3D & kitchen furnishing
See automatic stone assembly and fitted cabinets, sinks, cooktops and supported appliances in the latest SlabOS 3D workflow.
3D & AR Showcase
See how countertop geometry, material appearance and the customer presentation connect.
CAD & Laser Templating
Explore exact geometry, drawing revisions and templating handoffs alongside this workflow.
Customer Portal
See the customer-facing drawing, document and project experience.

A shop owner’s first impression

“I'd sell that.”
Dakota Lotz · Divine Stoneworks · July 9, 2026

Reacting to a demonstration of SlabOS’s 3D countertop presentation and customer portal.

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SEE THE WORKFLOW.IN MORE DETAIL.

A closer look at the decisions, details and handoffs that make the work happen.

See the slab in their kitchen

A customer previews the shop’s slab against their cabinets in AR. The shop can follow up from the associated quote.

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Set the vein match in 3D Builder Studio — beta

Move a piece across the slab photo, mirror a slab for a bookmatch, inspect the seam in Joint Cam and lock the selected layout. 3D Builder Studio is in beta. Review the slab image and final layout before fabrication.