Granite blocks

Granite blocks are natural stone intended for further sawing and industrial processing. They are raw material for a production task rather than finished cladding or decorative products. Blocks form the basis for the intended blanks, so their format and grade are set with the next production step in mind. The parameters of the batch shape the processing that follows, which is why blocks are purchased for a specific manufacturing need rather than as an off-the-shelf item. This is source material whose characteristics are agreed in advance.

We supply blocks in Pokostivske granite, Leznykivske granite, Didkovychi granite, Maslavske granite, Holovyne labradorite and Bukynske gabbro. Other stone is available on request if your task calls for a different material. The finish is sawn, which is the state of the surface at delivery, since the blocks are made for further processing. The stone is chosen together with the customer, based on the intended blanks and the requirements for the stone's appearance. Block dimensions and grade are agreed for the specific batch in relation to the requirements for the intended blanks. The batch determines the actual characteristics of the stone, so final parameters are confirmed after agreement.

The application of blocks is tied to further processing: façade and plinth, interior, urban spaces. Blocks later become elements for exterior and interior solutions, so the specific direction of use depends on the production task behind the purchase. The same stone may go into façade and plinth elements, interior details or pieces for urban spaces, depending on the blanks the customer needs. We do not offer blocks as a ready finishing product: their role is to serve as raw material for the following stages of processing.

Before ordering, agree the stone, required format, quality criteria, quantity and packaging. For an initial estimate, send the required block dimensions, intended purchase volume and a description of subsequent processing. Include a production specification and requirements for the stone's appearance if available — this helps match the batch more precisely. We state the stone, format, quality criteria, quantity and packaging in the specification, along with every arrangement about the intended blanks. Final approval should rely on batch information, so all material terms are set out in the document before work begins.