Seam Setters
Shop high-quality seam setters like Omni Cubed, Grabo, and Gorilla Grip perfect for countertop seams in granite, quartz, marble, and more. Shipping in Canada from Apollo Stone Art.
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Achieve flawless, tight seams with our professional-grade seam setters, designed for granite, quartz, marble, and other solid surface countertop installations. Whether you need manual or vacuum seam setters, our tools provide the precision and holding power required for perfect joint alignment. Trusted by fabricators across Canada, Apollo Stone Art’s selection of seam setters help you save time, reduce errors, and deliver premium results.
What is a Seam Setter and How Does It Work?
A seam setter is a specialized installation tool used by countertop fabricators and installers to align and secure two pieces of stone, quartz, marble, or solid surface material during joining. It ensures a tight, level, and nearly invisible seam by pulling the slabs together and holding them firmly in place while the adhesive cures.
Most seam setters use either manual tightening mechanisms or powerful vacuum suction cups to grip the material. Once positioned across the joint, the tool allows fine adjustments to be made—correcting height differences, aligning edges, and applying uniform pressure—resulting in a smooth, professional finish. This is especially important for high-visibility countertop seams in kitchens, bathrooms, and commercial spaces.
By using a seam setter, installers can save time, reduce rework, and deliver flawless results that meet the highest industry standards.