Stone format
Blocks, slabs, tiles, cut-to-size pieces, and fabricated components require different support.
Packing & Export
Export Packing Planned Around the Material and Destination
Packing depends on stone format, dimensions, finish, weight, handling method, transport plan, and destination requirements.
Packing Logic
Protection begins with the actual order.
Final packing specifications are confirmed during quotation and production planning. One packing method is not promised for every material or format.
Dimensions and weight
Packing structure and handling are reviewed against piece size, crate load, and movement risk.
Surface finish
Separators and surface protection are selected with the finish and potential contact points in mind.
Handling method
Forklift, crane, manual handling, and site unloading considerations inform packing access.
Moisture exposure
Protection and ventilation considerations are discussed according to material and transport conditions.
Destination
Transport route, port handling, onward movement, and buyer requirements affect the final plan.
Format-Based Packing
Different stone formats require different support.
Slabs
Reinforced wooden bundles or A-frames may be used where suitable for the slab, quantity, and handling plan.
Tiles
Tiles are typically organized in protective crates with separators and internal restraint as required.
Cut-to-size
Project pieces are arranged to reduce movement and protect finished faces, edges, and identified groups.
Fabricated pieces
Profiles, openings, corners, and vulnerable details require packing designed around the approved fabrication.
Export Coordination
From packing specification to shipment documentation.
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Packing specification
The proposed packing approach is confirmed in the quotation or production plan.
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Protection and labeling
Separators, corners, surfaces, crates, and identification are coordinated against the order.
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Packing list preparation
Crate, bundle, and quantity information is organized for shipment documentation.
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Container loading coordination
Loading sequence and placement are followed with the producer and logistics providers.
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Export documentation
Commercial documents are coordinated according to the agreed transaction and destination requirements.
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Incoterm and destination discussion
Responsibilities, freight scope, and destination port are clarified during quotation.
MARBOVA coordinates shipment requirements but is not presented as the freight carrier.
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