MW-1041 · slab 04 of 22
Morwad White Marble
- Origin
- Morwad, Rajasthan
- Finish
- Polished
- Thickness
- 18 mm
- Size
- 2400 × 1200 mm
In stock
KINFRA Road · Seethangoli · Kasaragod
Stone you can stand in front of
Marble, granite, engineered quartz and outdoor stone — every piece below is standing in the yard at Seethangoli right now, with its block or batch number on the plate. Come and put your hand on it.
Morwad White Marble
Katni Marble
Kuppam Green Granite
Galaxy Quartz
Morwad White Marble
Katni Marble
Kuppam Green Granite
Galaxy Quartz
Why the numbers matter
A block of marble is sawn into slabs like a loaf. Consecutive cuts mirror each other; anything else does not. So every piece here carries its number — block for marble and granite, batch for quartz — and you buy that piece, not a photograph of something that resembles it.
The rack
Drag sideways, or use ← →. Slabs lean on the A-frame exactly as they do in the yard; hover one and it comes forward.
KT-5530 · slab 15 of 28
Katni Marble
- Origin
- Katni, Madhya Pradesh
- Finish
- Polished
- Thickness
- 18 mm
- Size
- 2400 × 1200 mm
In stock
KG-9004 · slab 18 of 36
Kuppam Green Granite
- Origin
- Kuppam, Andhra Pradesh
- Finish
- Polished
- Thickness
- 18 mm
- Size
- 2700 × 1600 mm
In stock
BATCH-2415 · slab 11 of 40
Galaxy Quartz
- Origin
- Engineered, India
- Finish
- Polished
- Thickness
- 20 mm
- Size
- 3200 × 1600 mm
In stock
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The yard at Seethangoli
Open to the road on KINFRA Road. Everything is under cover, standing on the racks, and you are welcome to walk it before you decide.
Where it went
Stone we supplied, and what it was asked to do.
Villa on the backwater
A single block bookmatched across the double-height entry wall. Eight consecutive slabs, laid open like a book.
Juma Masjid extension
Sandblasted limestone for the façade and mihrab surround. Carved on site by the mason team.
Coastal resort lobby
Brushed travertine underfoot from porch to pool deck — one stone, no threshold breaks.
Apartment kitchens, 42 units
Counters and upstands, cut to a repeating template and delivered in six batches.
How an order runs
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Select
You choose a slab at the yard, or reserve one from this site by its block number.
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Measure
We take the site dimensions, or work from your architect's drawing, and produce a cutting layout.
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Cut
Sawing, edge profiling and polishing in-house. Bookmatched panels are dry-laid and checked before they leave.
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Deliver
Slabs travel upright in an A-frame. We unload; your contractor sets.
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Support
Setting-out guidance, sealing advice and replacement pieces from the same block if a cut goes wrong.
Asked at the counter
Can I see the actual slab before I buy it?
Yes, and you should. Every piece on this site carries its number — a block number for marble and granite, a batch number for quartz. Quote it at the yard and we will pull that piece.
Should I choose marble, granite or quartz for a kitchen?
Quartz for a working kitchen: it is non-porous, so oil and turmeric do not stain it and it never needs sealing. Granite if you want natural stone that will take heat and abuse. Marble only if you accept that it will patina — it is the softest of the three and it marks.
Do you deliver outside Kasaragod?
We deliver across Kerala and into Mangalore and Coorg. Slabs travel upright in an A-frame; delivery is quoted by distance and by the number of frames the order fills.
What thickness should I specify?
Indoor flooring takes 18 mm and kitchen counters 20 mm. Outdoor steps and paving take 25 to 30 mm. We will tell you if your drawing asks for the wrong one.
Do you cut and polish?
We cut, edge-profile and polish in-house, including sink cut-outs and mitred edges for quartz counters. Installation is handled by your contractor — we supply the setting-out drawing and site guidance free with any order.
Can two slabs be bookmatched?
Only natural stone bookmatches, and only when the slabs are consecutive cuts from one block. That is why we publish the slab number: 06 of 18 mirrors 07 of 18, and nothing else does. Quartz is manufactured, so it does not bookmatch — but every slab in a batch matches every other, which is the point of it.
Come to the yard
The rack is open six days a week. Bring your drawing, or bring nothing — we will walk you through what suits the room, the climate and the budget, in that order.
- Where
- KINFRA Road, Seethangoli, Kasaragod, Kerala
- Hours
- Monday – Saturday, 9:00 – 19:00
- Phone
- +91 98927 05664