• Natural stone manufacturing & export
  • Marble, granite, sandstone, limestone, quartzite & slate
  • Shipped to 35 countries across 6 continents
  • Monuments & memorials made to your drawing
  • Blocks, slabs, cut-to-size & finished units
  • Container loads on FOB & CIF terms
  • CAD drawings & sample approval before cutting
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Finishes & sizes — Thickness & sizes

Six formats,
six thicknesses.

Stone is sold differently at every stage of its own production — by the block, by the slab, by the square metre or by the piece. What you buy decides how it is quoted, packed and weighed.

Blocks to finished units 15 to 50 mm and over Calibrated tiles Mixed containers Weights per crate

Six ways to
buy the same stone.

Workshops with their own saws take blocks or slabs. Dealers take finished units. The same block run can be split across both in one container.

Granite quarry block marked for an export order Quarry block Sold byFull block Selected at the face, marked to your order
Large format granite gangsaw slab Gangsaw slab Sold byFull block width Sawn from the block, sequence-numbered
Granite cutter slabs cut to working size Cutter slab Sold bySmaller sheets Cut to working size for your own line
Calibrated granite tiles packed face to face Calibrated tile Sold byFixed sizes Thickness held to the millimetre so tiles set flat
Granite cut-to-size units produced to a shop drawing Cut-to-size Sold byTo drawing Every piece to its own dimensions, piece-marked
Granite kerb sections cut to profile and length Kerb & section Sold byBy running metre Long sections cut to a profile and length

Six thicknesses,
and where each goes.

Tiles are calibrated to the millimetre so they set flat. Anything heavier is cut to your drawing rather than to a stock size.

15 mmWall cladding, light tiles18 mmInterior floors, vanities20 mmThe standard slab30 mmKitchen tops, traffic40 mmSteps, copings, kerb caps50 mm +Monuments, cut-to-size

Monuments and cut-to-size units are quoted in finished dimensions, not slab thickness — send the drawing and the thickness follows from it.

What fits
in a container.

Granite reaches the weight limit long before it fills the space, so a stone container is nearly always weight-limited rather than volume-limited.

20 ft containerAround 20–22 tonnesShort, dense loads — monuments, kerbs, cut-to-size.
40 ft containerAround 24–26 tonnesVolume cargo — slabs, tiles, landscaping, mixed lines.
Mixed loadOne bill of ladingMonuments, slabs and landscaping crated separately in one container.

A 40 ft container is rarely full when it is full. Tell us the weight limit at your port and the loading plan is built to it — and if a line is short, landscaping or slabs make up the balance on the same bill.

BlocksQuoted by the cubic metre, sawn to your gangsaw's bed size if required. Colour consistency matters most here — one run, one shade.
SlabsGangsaw in full block width; cutter slabs to your cutting list. Sequence-numbered so a batch stays together.
TilesCalibrated thickness, square edges, packed face to face with separators, in crates or on pallets.
Cut-to-sizeEvery piece to its own dimensions and piece-marked to the drawing, with tolerances stated on the sheet.
WeightsEach crate weighed individually and listed on the packing list, with lifting points marked for the site crane.
Mixed loadsDifferent products and different stones travel together, marked and listed separately — a first order need not be single-line.

Send the cutting list.
We will send the loading plan.

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