A source factory for hot-bent sintered stone. We don't trade, we don't subcontract the forming, and we don't make anything that can't come out of a single slab.
Finished basins on transfer racks, between forming and final inspection
We started as a sintered stone processing workshop and became a dedicated basin factory when hot-bending made seamless one-piece basins commercially viable. Everything else — slab selection, CNC cutting, edge polishing, water testing, export packing — is organised around that one machine.
That focus is why we can quote a custom basin drawing in 24 hours and deliver a custom mould in 10 to 15 days. It is also why we added vanities and mirrors to the range: our customers were buying tops from us and cabinets from someone else, and paying for two containers, two inspections and two sets of paperwork.
We supply importers, bathroom wholesalers, kitchen fabricators and project contractors. Whether you need a pallet of samples or a full container programme, you deal directly with the people who make the product.
Every one of these costs us orders now and then. We keep them because they are the reason customers come back.
We will not glue four panels together and call it a stone basin. If a shape can't be formed from a single slab, we say so and quote something that can — even when a competitor is willing to glue it.
No borrowed catalogue, no photos from someone else's plant. What you see here is what we bend, cut, polish and pack. You are welcome to audit it, in person or on video.
Tops and cabinets are dimensioned to each other and shipped together. You shouldn't have to coordinate two factories, two inspections and two sets of documents to fill one bathroom.
A quotation that takes a week has usually already lost the order. Drawings, prices, loading plans — one working day, every time, including the enquiries we end up turning down.
A full-size slab is inspected for veining direction and colour consistency, then precision cut to the basin development drawing. Veining is matched by hand so the pattern lands where it should on the finished bowl.
The slab is heated in a controlled kiln and formed over a mould. This produces a continuous radius that cutting and gluing simply cannot — and it is the only step that genuinely separates us from the rest of the market.
CNC edge profiling, drain hole drilling and hand polishing, then a full water test on every single piece. Inspection photos of your actual goods are sent for approval before the container is sealed.
Most importers buy the cabinet from one supplier and the stone top from another. That means two shipments, two inspections, and a top that never quite fits the carcass.
Send models, quantities and destination port. Full FOB or CIF quotation back within one working day.
Physical samples couriered. Production drawings confirmed in writing before any tooling starts.
Typically 25–35 days depending on quantity and customization. Progress photos sent weekly.
Our three-stage QC, plus third-party inspection (SGS / BV) if your buyer requires it.
Export crates, container loading plan, loading photos sent before departure.
Full shipping document set. Replacement parts covered for transit damage claims.
We welcome factory visits and third-party audits. If you cannot travel, we will run a live video walk-through at a time that suits your timezone.