The catalog
Open without an account. Search it, filter it, and open any stone to see the individual pieces we are actually holding today.
Slab-level inventory
Not “in stock” — the serial number, dimensions, square footage, bundle and warehouse of every individual slab, updated from the warehouse system.
Photographs of the real stone
Our staff photograph the slabs themselves, and label each picture with the serial and bundle it belongs to. Pinch to zoom right into the veining.
Grouped by lot and bundle
Slabs cut from the same block sit together, so when a job needs material that matches, you can see at a glance which pieces will.
Two warehouses, one catalog
Browse Maryland, Florida or both at once. Every slab shows where it is standing, and prices follow the warehouse rather than the page.
Filters that match how you buy
Material, colour, finish, origin, thickness and slab size — plus a search that copes with a misspelled stone name and tells you what it matched.
New arrivals
Recently received stone is flagged from the warehouse’s own received date, so “new” means new to the floor rather than new to the website.
Your pricing, honestly calculated
Once your trade account is approved you see your own wholesale rate — and, more usefully, what a specific slab will actually cost.
Priced by the square foot
Every slab is measured individually, so the price you see is that slab’s own area at your rate — not an average, and not a per-piece guess.
Warehouse-aware
Rates can differ between our two warehouses. A card shows “from” the lower one until you pick a side; a cart bills every slab at its own warehouse’s rate.
Delivery costed before you commit
Shipping out of your home warehouse is free. If a slab has to travel from the other one, the fee is worked out and shown at checkout, not added afterwards.
AS-IS deals, marked up honestly
Damaged slabs at flat prices, on their own page, with the damage drawn directly onto the photograph. Sold as-is, with no returns and an in-person inspection.
Working a job
Lists per project
Group stones into named lists — “Kitchen, 14 Elm”, “Client A shortlist”. Build them signed out and they move onto your account when you sign in.
Share a list with a client
Send a read-only link or email it straight from the app. They see the stone; they do not see your pricing, and they do not need an account.
Liked stones and save for later
Keep a running favourites list, and park a cart line you are not ready to commit to without losing the specific slab you picked.
Pick the actual serials
Choose slab by slab, or take a whole bundle in one tick. There is no quantity box, because two slabs are never the same two slabs.
Checkout with a real calendar
Choose a delivery date the warehouse can genuinely meet, tell us which weekdays you can receive a truck, and add instructions for the driver.
Order history and reorder
Everything you have bought, with its slabs and delivery details, and a way to pull a past order back into the cart.
Tell me when it lands
Ask to be told when a sold-out stone comes back. One email when it arrives, then the alert closes itself.
English and Spanish
The whole site and the whole app, in both — including the warehouse waiver. Switch whenever you like.
The assistant
An AI assistant that knows the catalog, powered by Google Gemini. Describe what you are after in plain language — “something like Calacatta but warmer, 3cm, in Florida” — and it will filter the catalog and show you the slabs.
It can do things, not just talk
Search, apply filters, open a product, add slabs to your cart and take you to checkout — you stay in the conversation.
Show it a photo
Send a picture of a stone you like — a countertop, a sample, a page from a magazine — and it will look for what we have that resembles it.
Talk to it
Voice conversation, hands free — useful when you are walking an aisle with a phone in one hand.
Or ask for a person
Say so and the conversation is handed to our team, with everything you have already typed, so you do not start again.
Your question is answered by Google, and when you are signed in your account details and recent orders are sent along with it so it can answer questions about your own orders. What that means precisely is in the privacy policy.
Visiting a warehouse
Sign in from your own phone before you arrive instead of filling in a clipboard at the door.
Sign in before you get there
Your details, the safety waiver and your signature, on your own phone. No account needed, and everyone in your party can be added.
Ask us to hold slabs
Type a barcode or serial and we check it against live inventory as you go. Confirmed holds last five days, then release on their own.
A summary by email
Your visit reference and what we set aside for you, sent to you when you are done.
The Android app
Everything above, built for a phone that is being used in a warehouse — where the light is bad, the signal is worse, and one hand is holding something.
Works with no signal
Download the catalog and a preview of every photograph to the phone. Prices older than a day are hidden, and the saved copy is wiped when you sign out.
Built for tablets and folds
A wide screen gets a list beside the detail rather than one stretched column, and the layout respects the crease on a folding phone.
Notifications that go somewhere
Order updates and stock alerts that open the exact screen they are about. Totals stay off the lock screen.
Locked to you
Optional fingerprint or face lock on every launch, passkey and two-factor sign-in, and a list of every signed-in device that you can revoke.
You can see what it costs you
A breakdown of the data the app has used, Wi-Fi against mobile, with a switch for lower-quality photos and a power-saving mode that genuinely cuts back.
Links open in the app
A slab link or a shared list someone sends you opens on the right screen rather than dumping you on the home page.
Open a trade account
Browsing needs nothing. Prices and ordering need an approved trade account — tell us who you are and we will set it up.