Copings, steps and custom details, shipped install-ready.

Custom export crates of grey stone staged in the loading yard

The problem

The initial brief referenced a Bardiglio-style grey marble. For exterior wet zones we proposed a denser, low-absorption grey limestone with better durability, qualified for the environment and approved from a real sample before anything was committed.

Finished grey stone copings on edge with the drip kerf cut and hand piece marks — Finished copings, dry · drip kerf and piece marks

The approach

We optimized the material for exterior performance, structured pricing around the real production route, and engineered the crates for installation rather than transport. Drawings were read against the BOQ and the vein direction marked on every cutting list before anything was cut.

Material optimization for exterior performance
Pricing logic tied to the production route
Packing lists, crate logic and weight planning
CAD review and drawings-vs-BOQ reconciliation

Freshly cut grey stone piece marked from the cutting list on the production line — Same grey stone, wet off the saw · marked from the cutting list

Deliver install-ready crates, not loose material, so the crew keeps pace on site with fewer surprises.

Open crate with grey stone copings packed on edge between foam separators, each piece marked — Packed on edge between foam separators · every piece marked

The outcome

Phased shipments stayed aligned with site sequencing. The material optimization delivered a cleaner, more consistent grey aesthetic while reducing exterior risk compared to Bardiglio-style marbles. Crate labeling and weight planning reduced last-minute rebooking and on-site friction, protecting schedule and finish consistency at install.

Wooden export crates braced and strapped on the floor of a shipping container — Braced and strapped on the container floor

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