Great Natural Kashmire White Granite Big Slabs

1.Slabs Packing: Standard Fumigated Bundles. strong wooden bundles.

2.Tiles Packing: Standard Fumigated Crates.

3.Countertops Packing: Padded with Foamed Plastic and Using Export Crates.

Transport Of great natural Kashmire white granite big stone slabs

1. Are you a trading company or factory?

We're trading company with factory. We maufacture products ourself and we source from other collaborative factories too which guarantees a competitve price and product variety.

2. How do I know your quality.

High solution detailed photos and free sample will be able to verify our quality.

3. I'm a home owner and I need small quantity, what do I do?

Pls check with our sales team if it's in stock or if we have distributor locally.

4. Can I get a door to door service? or can I get the tiles delivered to my door?

Yes, we offer delivery to your door service, which makes your work easy.

5. Can I get a sample first? And how does it charge?

Yes, free sample is available with freight collect or prepaid.

6. What if the tiles are broken during transition?

All our products are insuranced, our after sales will sort our the reasons and will sure you'll be properly compensated.

7. What's the benefit for long term importers or distributors?

For those regular customers, we offer incredible discount, sample free shipping, free sample for custom design, custom packaging and QC as per custom requirements.

8. Can you make products from our designs?

Yes, we do OEM and OBM.

9. How do I make payment?

We received paypal western union and directly bank transfer to our company account. If above are all unavailable, we will issue you a paypal invoice and you simply pay by credit card.

10. Is there a difference between quartz and quartzite?

The way the countertop material is formulated gives it the appearance of natural stone such as granite or marble. ... Hardness and Durability: Quartzite is harder than granite, so it is quite durable. It withstands heat very well. Quartz is hard too, but not quite as hard as quartzite.

11. Is marble good for kitchen counters?

It's good to know what marble is in order to understand how it behaves. ... Marble is not the hardest of the these stones, however, making it porous and therefore susceptible to staining. Granite is also metamorphic and much harder (no staining), while soapstone is less hard (more staining).

12. Are quartz countertops safe?

Although quartz countertops will have less to zero radon, it does not preclude granite as a "less safe" choice in kitchen countertops. Given the radiation naturally encountered through flying, walking around a city, and living your everyday life, it is not significant enough to discourage granite in the household.