Flux Design - the materials

Steel | Concrete | Plastics | Wood

Steel

Flux Design is capable of fabrication with virtually all grades of steel. We specialize in the highest quality cold rolled steel. Our philosophy is to ensure beauty and durability. As a custom design firm, our projects are limited productions – all welds are full contact welds, not tack welds. The majority of our steel fabrication takes place in our own 20,000 square foot facility, to further ensure quality control.

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Steel Detail

Concrete

Flux Design offers concrete surfaces in virtually any size, shape or color. Our team of artists and designers can approach your space both functionally and aesthetically.

The Following pricing, is for material costs only. All physical measurments, templates and installation labor are billable separately at $65 per hour.

Polished or Flat Counter and Table Tops - 1-1/2" Standard Thickness

Per Square Foot:
Standard Colors = $93
Additional 1/2" Thickness = $4
Custom Colors = Additional $15+ [by quote]
Custom Aggregate = Additional $13

Edging and Seams [Per Linear Foot]:
1/4" - 3/8" Bevel = $14
1/4" - 1/2" Radius = $27
Full Bullnose = $41
Diamond Cut Deams = $39

Sinks and Cut Outs:
Sink Holes [3 per faucet] = $123.50
Undermount Sink [includes 3 holes per faucet] = $253.50
Additional Holes = $45.50

Backsplash [Per Linear Foot]:
3" to 5" x 1" Backsplash = $19.50

Standard Molded Vessels and Components:
Integral Molded Kitchen Sink = $1,040
Integral Molded Bathroom Sink = $260
Integral Backsplash [per lf] = $19.50
Integral Vanity Skirt [per lf] = $26

Concrete Detail

Concrete Detail

Plastics

We use many plastics in our fixtures. There is a wide range of plastics available in today’s marketplace. We are constantly researching and testing materials, in order to ensure quality and maintain our creative concerns. All of the materials that we incorporate are not only aesthetic choices but also functional decisions.

polycarbonate
polypropelyne
3form™
acrylic

Plastic Detail

Wood

Flux Design uses solid wood materials when ever possible. We do not use particleboards or laminates. For strength and aesthetic concerns, we often use high-end ply woods – including [but not limited to] apple-ply and Baltic birch.

Wood Detail