Industries
Who we supply
Architects, developers, importers, fabricators, hospitality groups and contractors. Each buys stone for a different reason, and each needs something different from a supplier.
How we work
An architect needs a sample in week one. An importer needs a container that clears customs. They are not the same job.
We supply into six broad groups, and the way an order runs changes with each of them — what gets sent first, how the material is graded, how it is packed, and what paperwork travels with it.
Tell us which of these you are and the export desk will shape the response around it rather than sending everyone the same price list.
Sectors
Six kinds of buyer
Architects & Design Studios
Specification support, physical samples and technical data sheets early enough to be useful during design development.
Property Developers
Volume supply held to a consistent shade across phases, with delivery scheduled against your construction programme.
Importers & Distributors
Container-load supply with reliable documentation, consistent grading and packing built for long sea freight.
Stone Fabricators
Gangsaw and cutter slabs in the thicknesses your saws are set for, graded honestly so yield is predictable.
Hospitality & Retail
Feature surfaces for lobbies, reception desks and guest bathrooms, with vein-matched sequences where the design calls for it.
Contractors & Builders
Cut-to-size components delivered to site in installation sequence, reducing handling and on-site wastage.
25+
Years in natural stone
30+
Countries served
5,000+
Tonnes annual capacity
200+
Clients worldwide
Support
What every buyer gets, whoever they are
The specifics change by sector. These do not.
- One export coordinator from enquiry to bill of lading
- Physical samples before you commit to an order
- Shade grading so a single order ships as one visual lot
- Photographs of the container as it is loaded
- A reply to any enquiry within one business day