Marble, quartz and sintered stone from our Foshan factory — slabs, countertops, feature walls and flooring, vein-matched for projects.
Three things decide whether a stone order works: the batch behind the material, how it is cut and vein-matched, and how it is packed for the sea. A slab that looks right in a photo can still arrive mislabelled, mismatched or cracked — and that outcome almost always comes from layout and packing, not price.
George Group has exported building materials from Foshan since 2006: 20 years' industry experience, 10,000+ projects delivered, 50+ countries served. We ship stone inside whole-project orders, so one container can carry your slabs, cabinets, tiles and sanitary ware together.
Every unit is measured in millimetres against your approved shop drawings — dimensions, materials, colours and hardware all confirmed in writing before cutting starts.
We work with five material families and fabricate in our own 100,000 m² factory, with a 30,000 m² showroom in Foshan where full-size samples can be compared side by side.
**Natural marble** — Calacatta, Carrara, Nero Marquina and similar types; book-matched for feature walls, vanities and statement floors. **Sintered stone** (large-format porcelain) — a consistent surface with low water absorption, suited to floors, walls and countertops. **Engineered quartz** — uniform colour, non-porous; the workhorse material for kitchen tops and bathroom vanities.
**Travertine and limestone** — warm, quiet tones for flooring, cladding and sills. **Granite** — hard and heat-tolerant for kitchen tops, stairs and high-traffic surfaces.
Product scope: slabs, countertops and vanity tops with sink and cooktop cut-outs, feature walls, stone flooring, stair treads and window sills, tabletops and reception desks. Fabrication uses bridge saws and water-jet cutting, with edges polished, honed, bevelled, bullnose or mitred as drawn.
Countertops, walls, floors and facades — cut, vein-matched and dry-laid in Foshan before anything ships, so what you approve is what arrives.
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Like this look? Send it to us — we quote it line by line.
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Like this look? Send it to us — we quote it line by line.
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Like this look? Send it to us — we quote it line by line.
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Like this look? Send it to us — we quote it line by line.
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Like this look? Send it to us — we quote it line by line.
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Like this look? Send it to us — we quote it line by line.
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Like this look? Send it to us — we quote it line by line.
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Calacatta, Carrara, Nero Marquina and similar types; book-matched for feature walls, vanities and statement floors. Periodic sealing, gentle cleaning. Relative cost: $$$ (rare blocks higher).
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Large-format porcelain with a consistent pattern and low water absorption, suited to floors, walls and countertops. Wipe-clean; no sealing. Relative cost: $$.
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Even colour, subtle to strong veining, non-porous — the workhorse material for kitchen tops and bathroom vanities. No sealing; protect from direct heat. Relative cost: $$.
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Warm, textured, matte tones for floors, cladding and sills. Filling and sealing keep the surface even. Relative cost: $$.
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Speckled and hard, light to dark — heat-tolerant for countertops, stairs and thresholds. Very low maintenance. Relative cost: $$–$$$.
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Thick panels and low-slip finishes take weather, pool surrounds and exterior cladding; A-frame or crate packing protects faces for the sea.
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| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Slabs | Up to approx. 3200 × 1600 mm depending on material; 12–20 mm sintered, 18–30 mm marble. Polished, honed, matte or brushed; selected per elevation with the book-match layout approved before cutting. |
| Countertops and vanity tops | 500–650 mm deep, length to drawing; 18–30 mm, with mitred edges that read thicker. Sink and cooktop cut-outs, drainer grooves and waterfall ends; polished, honed or leathered. |
| Feature walls | Cut to elevation, up to 1600 × 3200 mm, 12–20 mm, polished or honed. Vein-matched, numbered by panel, with dry-lay photos sent for approval. |
| Stone flooring | 600 × 600, 600 × 1200, 900 × 1800 mm and custom, 12–20 mm, matte, brushed or low-slip. One batch reserved for the full floor area. |
| Stair treads and window sills | Made to template, 20–30 mm, polished, bullnosed or bevelled, with counts matched to the stair and window numbers. |
| Quoting basis | Most stone is quoted from your drawing, not from stock. Cut-outs, edge profiles and joint widths are confirmed on the shop drawing — changes after cutting cannot be reversed. |
Certification requirements vary by category and destination market. Tell us which market you import into, and we will provide the corresponding certificates and test reports for review.
Logos are trademarks of their respective certification bodies, shown for reference.
Four steps, one project manager, and documented evidence at every stage — from the first drawing to the loading photos.
Floor plans, a BOQ or even a room list are enough to start. We reply with the questions that matter and a first indication of what fits your container.
Shop drawings, materials, colours and hardware confirmed against a physical sample, followed by an itemised quotation — no hidden lines.
Weekly progress photos and a documented pre-shipment inspection against your approved drawings before anything is packed.
Several categories share one container, labelled by room and unit, with loading photos and one packing list before the ship sails.
A villa, an apartment development, a hotel and a distributor each need a different balance of cost, durability and repetition.
One book-matched wall or island often carries the whole design. Select the block first, then plan the room around what the stone actually looks like — we send photos and dry-lay images before anything is cut.
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Consistency beats uniqueness. Sintered stone, quartz and batch-reserved marble keep unit after unit looking the same, and standard panel sizes keep laying costs down.
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Reception desks, vanities, corridor cladding and elevator lobbies. Specify low-slip finishes for busy floors, and keep a small replacement stock for future damage.
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Buy what sells locally: two or three colours, standard slab sizes or common tile formats, and mixed containers that let stone ride with other categories. We note batch details on your file so reorders can be matched as closely as possible.
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WhatsAppRelative cost tiers for orientation only: the itemised quotation is built line by line from your approved specification.
Stone is quoted per project, not per catalogue. The table below ranks each material by relative cost.
| Material | Relative cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sintered stone slabs | $$ | Large formats; standard fabrication tooling |
| Engineered quartz slabs | $$$ | Colour and quartz brand move the cost |
| Natural marble slabs | $$$$ | Selected and book-matched sets price higher |
| Travertine and limestone | $$ | Filled versus unfilled surfaces differ |
| Granite slabs | $$ | Batch colour drives the top end |
Material and batch — the same marble name from a different block can price differently.
Size and thickness — oversized panels and thick tops consume more material and need stronger crating.
Fabrication — mitres, waterfall ends, cut-outs and book-match layouts add bench time.
Finish — polished versus honed usually differs little; brushed, leathered or specialist low-slip surfaces cost more.
Volume and loading — a full container lowers freight per m²; small quantities share space in a mixed container.
Fabricated pieces — countertops, vanity tops and wall sets — are quoted from the drawing, where cutting, edges, cut-outs and vein matching make up the piece price. The design stage is quoted up front as a transparent fee you approve in advance, and when your order value reaches twenty times that fee, the full design fee is credited back against your invoice — applied automatically, without a separate request.
20×
order value
100%
design fee credited back
Send your BOQ or elevations on WhatsApp (+44 7719 795480) for a line-by-line quote — a coordinator replies within one working day.
Small orders are normal here — the question is only how to fill the container economically.
The smallest stone order depends on the material, the sizes and whether it ships alone or alongside other products. A few pallets of standard panels or sills can travel in a mixed container with kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, tiles, sanitary ware, lighting and furniture — one loading plan, one set of export documents, one delivery window in Foshan.
Mixed-container loading is how most of our whole-project orders ship. It suits phased apartment and hotel fit-outs, because each crate is already numbered by room or unit, so your local team can install floor by floor as the container is unpacked.
Whole-project orders also include design support: file drawings, layout plans and material schedules. **Design fee 100% credited back** — once your order value reaches 20 times the design fee, the fee is credited in full against the order.
How it works
Send your cutting list, floor plans or photos — a coordinator replies within one working day.
Choose the material from the actual stock: we photograph the slabs or video-call the yard, so you select real stone, not a catalogue picture.
We produce layout and vein-matching drawings for your approval — where every piece lands and which way the vein runs.
You review and confirm or request changes — nothing is cut on assumptions.
The factory cuts, edges and finishes your order.
QC includes a dry-lay: pieces laid out and photographed in position, dimensions checked against the approved drawings.
Stone is crated, labelled by room and sequence, loaded and shipped — DDP to your door or FOB from our port, your choice.
Installation drawings and after-sales support stay with your order until the stone is set.
Every order collects documented proof along the project chain — from approved shop drawings to the photos of the loaded container.
Every stone order leaves a paper and image trail. You receive, in order:
Two points of honesty. On-site installation is not included unless separately agreed — we supply, fabricate and ship; fitting stays with your local team. And colour and finish approval is against physical samples: screens and photos differ, so images alone are not the final acceptance reference.
Certificates are shared on request per category. Tell us the destination market and the material you are considering, and we will confirm which test reports and factory documents apply.
Ask for the sample set and the QC records you want to see — WhatsApp (+44 7719 795480); a coordinator replies within one working day.
dimensions, vein layout, edge profiles and cut-outs agreed before cutting begins.
slab selection, cutting and edge polishing, plus dry-lay shots of book-matched sets.
thickness and surface checks, and colour compared against the physical sample you approved; findings and photos are shared with you.
every crate and pallet labelled by room, elevation and sequence, matched to the container plan.
A-frame or crate packing with foam between faces, photographed as the container is loaded.
Timescales depend on the finish you choose and the season, and we confirm both before you commit.
Standard stone production runs 25–35 days. Custom profiles, large book-match sets or rare stone sourcing can extend to 40–50 days. Slabs travel on A-frames or in wooden crates; tops and sills are edge-protected and strapped. Every crate carries a label that matches the packing list.
We load in Foshan, either as a full container or consolidated with other categories, and hand over export documents, packing lists and loading photos before departure. The order runs Share Your Brief → Design & Quotation → Approve the Details → Production & QC → Packing & Shipping → Delivery & Support, and each step has one owner on our side — a coordinator who stays with your order from the first drawing to after-sales support.
Send a floor plan, elevation or slab schedule — a drawing and a target date are enough to begin. Ivana, our senior sales director, has spent ten years in the global furniture and building-materials market and takes stone and whole-project enquiries directly.
Send your drawings on WhatsApp (+44 7719 795480) — a coordinator replies within one working day.
Answers to the questions buyers ask before they commit to an order.
Ivana Li
Senior Sales Director
Ten years focused on the global furniture and building-materials market, with deep project experience — you speak to her directly on WhatsApp.
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It depends on the material, the sizes and whether the order ships alone or with other products. Small quantities can often be coordinated into a mixed-container order, so a single pallet is a realistic starting point for many projects.
Yes. We lay out the full set before cutting and send dry-lay photos for approval. The layout is fixed only after you approve it, so the wall reads as one piece rather than separate slabs.
We reserve material from one batch for the whole project and keep the batch record on your file. For reorders we match as closely as the quarry allows, and we will tell you honestly when a perfect match is not possible.
Yes. Mixed-container loading is standard for us: stone shares a container with kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, tiles, sanitary ware, lighting and furniture, planned by room or unit with one consolidated packing list.
Certificates are shared on request per category. Send the destination market and the product, and we will confirm which test reports and factory documents apply before you order.
No — on-site installation is not included unless separately agreed. We supply, fabricate, pack and ship; your local installer fits the material on site.
Yes. Physical samples are the reference for colour and finish. Screens and photos can vary, so images alone are not used as the final acceptance basis.
Standard production is 25–35 days; custom shapes and rare stone can take 40–50 days. Add sea transit to your port, plus consolidation time if the stone ships with other categories.
Send the brief today and get a costed, itemised proposal — no obligation, no sales pressure.
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