Join PANMIN at the 139th Canton Fair, Hall 13.2, Booth G42–43

We sincerely invite you to visit PANMIN at the 139th Canton Fair in Guangzhou. As a long-standing supplier serving the global stone market, PANMIN will be present at the China Import and Export Fair Complex from April 23 to April 27, 2026.

Exhibition Details
• Date: April 23–27, 2026
• Venue: China Import and Export Fair Complex, Guangzhou, China
• Booth: Hall 13.2, G42–43

At this year’s exhibition, a range of stone materials will be presented, with Calacatta quartz as one of the commonly used options in current design and real-world projects. The display also highlights how these materials are used in practice. Rather than focusing only on slabs, it is structured to show how materials move from selection to fabrication and ultimately into completed spaces.

Multi-Material System & Application Logic

At the booth, a range of materials will be presented together to reflect how they are used across different types of projects. From quartz surfaces and crystalline silica-free materials to porcelain and granite, each one has its own characteristics in terms of appearance, fabrication, and long-term performance, and serves a different role depending on the application.

Application Roles of Different Materials

A range of materials will be displayed to show how they are used across different applications.

Quartz Surfaces

Quartz surfaces featured at the exhibition cover a range of styles, from Calacatta-style veined designs to classic grain options in both light and dark tones.

• Natural Collection: featuring Calacatta quartz slab and other veining designs, from soft gray veining to more defined, higher-contrast patterns. Some surfaces carry a cleaner white base, while others show more movement across the slab. These are commonly used for kitchen islands, vanity tops, and vertical applications where both visual clarity and scale are important.

• Classic Collection: focused on more structured and consistent surfaces, including pure white and deep black bases, mixed-grain quartz with visible texture, and mirror flecks quartz with subtle reflective elements. These materials are widely applied in multi-family and commercial projects, where durability, ease of maintenance, and controlled cost are key considerations.

Crystalline Silica Free Surfaces

Crystalline silica free surfaces will also be presented at the booth as part of the overall material range.

These materials are developed to support safer fabrication conditions, helping reduce concerns related to crystalline silica during processing. At the same time, they maintain the performance expected from engineered surfaces in everyday applications.

With a focus on fabrication safety and working conditions, they offer an additional material option for projects where these factors are taken into consideration during selection.

Porcelain & Granite

Porcelain and granite will also be included as part of the overall display. Porcelain surfaces will be shown in a range of finishes, from polished and matte to more natural textures, covering styles such as subtle gray tones, soft veining, and more expressive patterns, often used for wall panels and feature areas. A small selection of granite will also be brought to the booth, focusing on commonly used white-based and patterned materials typically chosen for strength, durability, or outdoor conditions.

Cut-to-Size Applications

Cut-to-size samples will be included as part of the display, extending the presentation from slabs into more complete application scenarios.

At the booth, custom vanity tops will be presented as a representative example. These pieces are arranged to reflect typical installation conditions, allowing visitors to better understand proportions, edge treatments, and how different elements come together in a finished space.

The fabrication samples also include a mix of quartz and selected natural quartzite, offering a broader view of how different materials are handled across real project applications.

From Material to Cut-to-Size Product

In practice, slabs go through a series of fabrication steps before becoming usable components. These include cutting, drilling, joining, and edge finishing.

Rather than describing this process in abstract terms, the display presents it through physical samples, making it easier to see how raw materials become a finished product.

Key Fabrication Details

The samples on display will also reflect key fabrication details found in real applications, offering a closer look at how materials are prepared before installation.

• Faucet hole drilling
• Sink cutouts  
• Edge finishing and joint detailing

These elements provide a general view of fabrication approaches commonly used in multi-family and commercial projects, including prefab quartz countertops as well as vanity top applications.

Edge Processing & Fabrication: The Final Inch of Quality

Edge processing will also be part of this year’s display, showing how slabs are developed into finished components.

Engineering the Detail

At the booth, you will see a selection of edge treatments and build-up structures commonly used in both residential and commercial projects. The focus will include 45° mitred edges and layered build-ups, reflecting fabrication approaches where precision matters in the final outcome.

Fabrication Standards on Display

Rather than reviewing specifications alone, visitors will be able to view physical samples that reflect key fabrication details, including:

•  Structural combinations: multi-layered build-up edges that create a stronger visual profile  
• Transition precision: 45°mitred edges with attention to alignment and continuity  
• Finish consistency: differences in polishing and curvature across various edge types  

Assessment in Practice

These details are often difficult to fully understand through drawings alone. Seeing them in person allows for a clearer sense of how edge treatment influences both appearance and finish quality.

We welcome you to explore these fabrication details at the booth and see how they come together in real applications.

From Material to Project

In real projects, material selection goes beyond appearance. It involves coordination between fabrication methods, installation efficiency, and long-term performance.

At the booth, slabs, finished pieces, and fabrication details will be presented together, offering a clearer view of how materials come together in real applications. This is particularly relevant for multi-family housing, hospitality environments, and commercial developments.

Meet Us at Canton Fair

The Canton Fair offers an opportunity to connect in person and discuss real project requirements. At the booth, you will see how materials are used in real applications and how they fit different project needs.

Whether you are reviewing Calacatta quartz options, exploring custom fabrication such as vanity applications, or considering multi-material approaches, our team will be available at the booth to discuss your specific requirements.

We look forward to meeting you in Guangzhou at the Canton Fair.