Complex Solid Surface Fabrication. Built to Your Spec.
ASST specializes in solid surface fabrication that most shops won’t take on — large runs, complex geometry, thermoformed curves, and custom architectural features. We fabricate to your exact specifications and deliver components ready to install.
Solid surface is non-porous and seamless — no joints or seams where bacteria can harbor. It’s the material of choice in healthcare and food service environments for good reason, and the quality of the fabrication is just as important as the material itself.
Complex Work Is Our Specialty
We built our reputation on the jobs others won’t touch. Large-scale runs, complex geometry, thermoformed curves, and architectural cladding features that require a fabricator with the skills and equipment to back it up.
A Partner You Can Count On
We work with millworkers and GCs who come back project after project because they know what they’re getting — accurate products, honest communication, and a team that stands behind every piece we ship.
We specialize in large and complex solid surface fabrication — the projects that push the limits of what standard shops can handle. If your project involves significant volume, custom geometry, thermoformed components, or architectural cladding, we’re the right call.
Lead times vary based on project scope and complexity. We’ll give you a realistic timeline upfront and communicate proactively throughout — so you’re never left guessing where your project stands.
Yes. We supply fabricated components to millworkers who install them into their own casework, and we work directly with GCs on projects where solid surface is part of a larger commercial scope.
We work from architectural drawings and project specifications, as well as approved millwork shop drawings. The more complete the information you can provide upfront, the faster we can turn around an accurate quote and get into production.
Thermoforming is a process where solid surface material is heated until pliable, then shaped over a mold to create curves, bends, and three-dimensional shapes that flat fabrication can’t achieve. It opens up a wide range of design possibilities — flowing curves, coved transitions, compound angles, and integrated features. That said, there are practical limits. Minimum inside radius, sheet size, and the complexity of the geometry all factor into what’s achievable. If you’re not sure whether your design can be fabricated, send us the details and we’ll give you a straight answer.
Eliminate Risk on Your Next High Stakes Project
Let’s discuss your project and how ASST can deliver the precision and quality you demand.