Interior Stone
Declared hole treatment, ±0.5 mm calibration and named finishes for travertine and marble floors, walls, showers and fireplace surrounds.
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Tumbled Marble Tiles: The Aged Read, Done Honestly
Tumbled stone buys a process, not just a texture: wider joints to approve, sealing to specify, and mixed-finish programs that drift without one-lot discipline. We tumble for real, seal in writing and keep finishes in one family.
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Granite Tile Flooring: Traffic-Ready, Calibrated, Documented
Granite floors are bought for traffic — the supply questions decide the rest. We calibrate 12 x 12 in and 12 x 24 in modules on one line, document the lot before cutting and reserve continuity for phased programs.
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Beige Limestone Tiles: Buy One Beige, Not Two
Beige shows lot drift hardest: two beiges at a return wall are two purchases. We cut floors, walls and wet zones from one documented lot, with finishes and the sealing regime specified per zone and in writing.
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Marble Herringbone Floor Tile: The Layout Is the Product
Herringbone advances diagonally, so an unplanned field dies in slivers at the walls and multiplies every lot mismatch. We draw the layout — starting line, border course, transitions — before production and cut every module from one calibrated lot.
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Marble Tile Supply: Lot-Mapped Fields, Calibrated on One Line
Marble tile orders fail by lot, not by module: uncontrolled lots arrive as a patchwork once fixed. We map the lot, calibrate on one line and pack crates in laying order — so the field reads as one stone.
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White Travertine Tiles: Declared Hole Treatment and ±0.5 mm Calibration
Travertine is a porous stone, and unspecified hole treatment plus loose thickness tolerances turn routine tile orders into site disputes. We declare the finish and calibrate every tile to ±0.5 mm so the floor that installs is the floor you specified.
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