Ordering & containers

Prices are listed by the seller. Add one slab or as many lots as you like to your cart, check out and pay a 50% deposit. The exact slabs are reserved for you and an association-approved broker inspects them at the yard within 72 hours. If the report matches the listing you pay the balance and we ship; if not, you choose a full refund or the seller's adjustment.

Stock is loaded at one port and cleared through customs once. Stock from several yards in the same country ships together; stock from another country ships as its own order.

No. Buy one slab or a full container. A small order shares a container with other buyers and you pay freight only for the space your stone takes — there is no consolidation charge.

Each lot shows its minimum order in sq ft (and roughly how many slabs that is). Machinery and tools are sold per unit. There's no minimum for the whole order.

Yes. Lots marked “In transit” or “At port” are already shipped. Some sellers accept bids on them — place a bid on the lot page and the seller accepts or declines within 48 hours.

Before the deposit, just let it expire. After the deposit and before the broker visit you can cancel for a refund of the deposit minus any payment-processing fee. After a matching broker report the reservation is firm — contact support and we'll try to resell the stock for you.

Account & orders → Buy again lists everything you've ordered. If the same lot still has stock, add it straight to a container; otherwise we show the seller's newer stock of the same stone.

Machinery from the same origin country can join a stone container if there's weight left. Large machines usually ship on their own and the seller arranges crating.