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Answers / Decisions

How much does Coffee Wood Marble cost?

We do not publish a price, and a published stone price is not a price anyway. What decides it is the bed, the thickness, the finish, the size of the order and the port — and a quotation without those five is not a quotation for anything.
Marble slabs standing upright on wooden frames inside the open back of a shipping container, strapped and ready to load
Slabs loaded for shipment. The freight is a real part of what a stone costs.

Reference photographs. They show the material and the finish; they are not photographs of goods we made, and the colour on screen is not a colour-match.

The figures, and where each one comes from

What moves the price Which way
Bed and grade Up for a cleaner and more even figure
Thickness Up — 30 mm costs more to move than 18 mm
Finish Up for anything beyond polished and honed
Order size Down per square metre on a container
Port and destination Down where the freight is shorter
Cut-to-size against slabs Up, because the yield is the cost

Why it behaves the way it does

A stone price is a per-square-metre figure over a slab, and a slab is not what the buyer installs. On a wall cut to panels the waste is the price. That is why the quotation has to name the form, and it is why two quotations for the same material can be miles apart.

What these figures are, and what they are not

We will quote against a specification. We do not publish a price list, a price range, or a price per square metre, and we do not quote on a photograph.

If you are specifying this

We have not published products against this question yet. Send us the process, thickness and quantity and we will quote it against what we can actually form, rather than against a catalogue.

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We do not publish a price, and a published stone price is not a price anyway. What decides it is the bed, the thickness, the finish, the size of the order and the port — and a quotation without those five is not a quotation for anything.

The figures

What moves the price Which way
Bed and grade Up for a cleaner and more even figure
Thickness Up — 30 mm costs more to move than 18 mm
Finish Up for anything beyond polished and honed
Order size Down per square metre on a container
Port and destination Down where the freight is shorter
Cut-to-size against slabs Up, because the yield is the cost

Why

A stone price is a per-square-metre figure over a slab, and a slab is not what the buyer installs. On a wall cut to panels the waste is the price. That is why the quotation has to name the form, and it is why two quotations for the same material can be miles apart.

What these figures are, and what they are not

We will quote against a specification. We do not publish a price list, a price range, or a price per square metre, and we do not quote on a photograph.

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