Before you send an inquiry
Good buyers do not ask for a quote with only a product name. They send enough context for the supplier to understand the project, evaluate the material, and decide whether the scope matches the right fabrication and packing path.
Scope
What are you building, where is it going, and what type of stone work do you need?
Dimensions
Do you have rough sizes, room counts, or quantity estimates?
Material
Do you have a finish preference, material reference, or stone tone direction?
Logistics
What is your timeline, destination market, and packing expectation?
Project checklist
- Have you defined the project type and destination market?
- Are the rough dimensions, quantities, and drawings ready?
- Do you know whether you need slabs, finished products, or custom fabrication?
- Have you set a budget range and timing expectation?
- Do you know which material direction or reference images you prefer?
- Have you confirmed how packing and shipment should be handled?
If you are still planning
Send whatever you have. Even rough sketches, inspiration images, and a budget range can start a useful discussion.
If you are ready to quote
Add drawings, dimensions, quantity, and shipping destination so the quotation reflects the real project scope.