Sukabumi Green Stone
Green stone for pool surrounds and water features.
Exporter
Natural Stone Exporter Indonesia
Stone leaves here in a container, not in a brochure. This page sets out what happens between an order and a shipment: production, inspection, packing, loading and freight, and what we need from you at each step.
Six products for international buyers
The range that ships
Every stone on this site is produced for export. Nothing here is a local-only product, which means the packing and loading questions are settled for each one.
Black Lava Stone
Dark volcanic stone for paving and cladding.
Andesite Stone
Grey volcanic stone for paving, steps and cladding.
Palimanan Stone
Pale stone for walls, columns and paving.
Paras Stone
Light, textured stone for wall cladding.
Pebble Stone
Graded pebbles for beds, borders and features.
Export workflow
From order to loaded container
Five steps. Each one has a page because each one is a place where an export order can go wrong, and it is cheaper to read about it first.
- 01
Production
Cut, sized and finished to the format in the order.
- 02
Quality Control
Measured, inspected and sorted against the order.
- 03
Packaging
Protected and labelled in the agreed packing unit.
- 04
Container Loading
Checked, arranged and loaded against the count.
- 05
Shipping
Freight and documents handled for the destination.
Container preparation
The last point where anything can be changed
Before a container is closed, the cargo is checked against the order and the packing is checked against what the route will do to it. After that point, a discrepancy travels with the shipment.
Preparation also covers the unglamorous parts: unit weights, how high the stack can go, where the heavy pieces sit, and how the load is counted so it can be counted again on arrival.
Shipping
Freight, documents and the parts that are not ours
Sea freight is arranged for the order, and the documents are prepared to match what the destination requires. Which documents those are is decided with the quotation rather than assumed.
What happens after the container leaves the port is not ours to control, and we say so. Transit time, customs treatment and import duties depend on the route and the carrier.
Buyer support
What we can confirm, and what we cannot
An export enquiry is answered honestly the first time or it costs everybody a week. This is where the line sits.
- What we need from you
The stone, the format, the finish, the quantity, the destination port and the application. The application is not a formality: it is what tells us whether the stone you chose is the right one for the surface.
- What we will not answer in advance
Transit times, customs treatment, import duties and the terms your forwarder will offer. Those depend on the route and the carrier, and a number published here would be wrong for most destinations.
- What happens after the enquiry
We answer with what can be produced for the order, the packing unit, and the points that still need confirming. Anything we cannot confirm, we say so rather than filling the gap with an assumption.
Questions
What international buyers ask
Which countries do you export to?
No destination list is published, because a list goes stale and the useful answer depends on the port. Tell us the destination port in the enquiry and we confirm whether we can ship there.
Who arranges freight, and who issues the documents?
That is agreed in the quotation. Which documents we issue depends on the destination and the terms, so we confirm the set for your order rather than printing a list here that would be wrong for some routes.
Can a full container be loaded with one stone and one format?
A single stone in a single format is the simplest load to plan and to check. Send the format, the thickness and the quantity, and we confirm what the container holds before you commit to the order.
Do you provide certification or third-party inspection?
No certification or third-party inspection is claimed on this site, because none has been confirmed. If your order requires either, put the requirement in the enquiry and we will tell you what can be arranged and what cannot.
What should the first enquiry contain?
The stone, the format or drawing, the finish, the quantity, the destination port and how the stone will be used. An enquiry with those six things gets a usable answer in one reply instead of four.
Export enquiry
Tell us the destination and the order
Include the port, the stone, the format and the quantity. We answer with what can be produced, how it is packed, and what we cannot confirm yet.