Browse columns, balustrades, floor slabs and decorative stone assemblies. Share drawings, the required component list and site dimensions to define the scope of the architectural work.
Large stone floor slabs show pale surfaces crossed by gray veining. Review slab sizes, thickness, pattern direction and intended use before selecting a layout.
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A collection of tall stone columns displays strong linear veining and varied warm tones. The shafts, bases and capitals need coordinated dimensions for an architectural arrangement.
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A circular carved well surround stands between two tall columns. Floral relief on the curved wall and the upright supports create a garden architectural feature.
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A straight warm-toned stone balustrade uses turned balusters between square end posts. Discuss segment lengths, handrail details and site connections.
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A warm-toned stone balustrade follows a curved and sloping line, with repeated turned balusters. The geometry needs to be coordinated with the stairs or terrace it will border.
VIEW DETAILS →We welcome inquiries about bronze, marble, stainless steel and resin / fiberglass. Material, dimensions, finish and any production requirements are confirmed for each proposal.
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