Asian Slab Industriers

Our place is right on the 7th National Highway Road, so the sound of big trucks is basically the soundtrack to our day. It’s a big space because you need room to move those slabs around without hitting anything. We’ve been at this location for a while, and the ground is all packed down from years of heavy loads. When the rain comes, it gets a bit muddy, but we just throw some gravel down and keep moving. We don't really have a lobby for people to sit in. If you come by, you’re usually standing out in the yard looking at the inventory under the sun. We handle a lot of slabs here, mostly for bigger jobs where they need a lot of the same color. The guys who work the saws have been with us for years and they know the stone better than anyone. They can tell just by looking at a block if it’s going to have a crack inside. We don’t bother with fancy brochures or anything like that. People know where we are because of the big stacks of stone you can see from the highway. Sometimes the power goes out and we have to sit around and wait for it to come back so we can finish a cut. It’s just part of the routine. We focus on the work and making sure the slabs are loaded onto the trucks properly so they don't break on the way.