Manufacturing
From block to container
Every stage happens on one site, so material is not handled by three companies before it reaches your port.
Process
Six stages, one location
Each stage has a defined output and a check before material moves on. That is the whole method.
Block selection
Blocks are assessed at the quarry for colour consistency, crack lines and grain direction before purchase.
Gangsaw cutting
Blocks are sawn to the ordered thickness, with tolerance checked across the full slab width.
Surface finishing
Slabs are polished, honed, flamed, leathered or brushed to the specified finish and gloss level.
Shade grading
Slabs are laid out and grouped by shade so a single order ships as a visually coherent lot.
Dimensional check
Cut-to-size components are measured against the approved drawing before they leave the shop floor.
Packing & loading
Material is crated with edge protection and moisture barriers, then loaded and sealed under supervision.
Finishing
Finish is a specification, not a preference
The finish changes how a stone performs, not only how it looks. Flamed granite grips underfoot when wet; honed marble hides etching that a polish would advertise; leathered surfaces disguise fingerprints on a dark worktop.
Tell us the application and we will tell you which finish is correct for it.
Granite
- Polished
- Honed
- Flamed
- Leathered
- Brushed
- Bush Hammered
- Sandblasted
Marble
- Polished
- Honed
- Brushed
- Antique
- Leathered
Quartz
- Polished
- Honed
- Suede
- Concrete
Cut-to-size
Fabrication to your drawing
Components arrive finished and measured, so the work left on site is installation rather than fabrication.
Countertops
Templated, cut, profiled and cut-outs completed before shipping.
Cladding panels
Panel schedules with anchor and kerf detailing to your facade drawing.
Treads & risers
Stair components cut to schedule with anti-slip finishes where needed.
Special shapes
Copings, sills, thresholds and kerbs produced against approved drawings.
Inside the works
The plant, photographed
Block cutting, gangsaw, calibration, epoxy and polishing — the line these slabs actually come off.
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Hassan Green Monument -
Tiles Stockyard -
Calibration Machine -
Container Stuffing -
Epoxy Application -
Factory -
Ivory White Granite Quarry -
Monument Cutting -
Monuments Manufacturing 1 -
Monuments Manufacturing 2 -
Monuments Manufacturing 3 -
Monuments Stockyard -
Polishing -
Single Blade Block Cutter -
Slab Handling -
Slab Stocking