Welcome to Stonemasons

Q: Is marble a natural stone tile?

Marble tile is a natural stone material that is millions of years old. Marble is a nonfoliated metamorphic rock resulting from the metamorphism of limestone. Marble, long recognized as the most versatile choice in home décor.

Q: What is considered natural stone?

"Natural Stone" refers to a number of products quarried from the earth , used over many thousands of years as building materials and decorative enhancements. These products include Granite, Marble, Limestone, Travertine, Slate, Quartzite, Sandstone, Adoquin, Onyx, and others

Q: Is natural stone waterproof?

Due to the special finish of waterproofing, the natural stone is protected against oil, grease, dirt and water . Dirt hardly adheres to the impregnated surface.

Q: Is natural stone tile expensive?

Because natural stone is, well, natural, it's one of the more expensive tile options . Their luxurious look makes the expense worth it if the budget allows for it. ... Unglazed tiles are less expensive than glazed tiles but require an additional finishing process during the installation process.

Q: Which stone is good for flooring?

Common natural stone flooring includes slate, marble, limestone, travertine, granite, and sandstone —each of which has slightly different properties.

Q: Is marble a natural stone tile?

Marble tile is a natural stone material that is millions of years old. Marble is a nonfoliated metamorphic rock resulting from the metamorphism of limestone. Marble, long recognized as the most versatile choice in home décor.

Q: What is considered natural stone?

"Natural Stone" refers to a number of products quarried from the earth , used over many thousands of years as building materials and decorative enhancements. These products include Granite, Marble, Limestone, Travertine, Slate, Quartzite, Sandstone, Adoquin, Onyx, and others

Q: Is natural stone waterproof?

Due to the special finish of waterproofing, the natural stone is protected against oil, grease, dirt and water . Dirt hardly adheres to the impregnated surface.

Q: Is natural stone tile expensive?

Because natural stone is, well, natural, it's one of the more expensive tile options . Their luxurious look makes the expense worth it if the budget allows for it. ... Unglazed tiles are less expensive than glazed tiles but require an additional finishing process during the installation process.

Q: Which stone is good for flooring?

Common natural stone flooring includes slate, marble, limestone, travertine, granite, and sandstone —each of which has slightly different properties.

We at Stonemasons are Australia`s most trusted supplier of Natural and Engineered stone slabs and tiles. We import a large variety of premium slabs from various parts of the world to keep up with our growing customer taste and stone requirements. Our slabs can be used for Kitchen benchtops, Vanity, Fireplaces and so on.

THE BEST MARBLE AND GRANITE SUPPLIERS IN MELBOURNE

Stonemasons is a trusted and reputed wholesale supplier of natural stones and engineered stones in Melbourne. Our inventory includes a wide array of marble, granite, Quartzites, Dolomites in both slabs and tiles sourced from different parts of the world, we stock all types of exotic stones to keep up with the requirements and tastes of our customers.

Quartzite

Clearance

Stackstone

Travertine

MARBLE AND GRANITE SUPPLY MELBOURNE

Wholesale natural stone slabs are our main strength, including marble, granite and quartzite. We are proud to offer a boutique selection of Australia’s most demanded stone slabs. Our company mission is to cater to the growing market for specialty and exotic stones.

STONE ON GLASS

In the past, only a few stones like Onyx could adequately transmit light through the means of natural or artificial lighting to create a striking visual effect

SUPER WHITE DOLOMITE

Super White Dolomite is one of the most prevalent trends amongst homeowners and interior designers this year. Alongside being a durable alternative, the stylish appearance and sophisticated marble look make Super White the perfect balance between aesthetics and functionality

STONE ON ALUMINIUM

Similar to our stone on glass product, stone on aluminium is an offering that consists of the stone being carefully attached to a sub-structure; with this product’s sub-structure comprising aluminium honeycomb board.

MARBLE & NATURAL STONE SUPPLIERS SYDNEY

Stonemasons boasts an impressive, globally sourced collection of natural stone slabs and tiles. We are one of Australia’s major suppliers of stone products for high-end residential and commercial projects. We offer an extensive selection of globally sourced products from our established Sydney location. Worldstone also reaches designers, architects, and builders across Australia. As one of Australia’s leading stone wholesalers, we are specialists in offering custom stone solutions.

FAQ

Is marble a natural stone tile?

Marble tile is a natural stone material that is millions of years old. Marble is a nonfoliated metamorphic rock resulting from the metamorphism of limestone. Marble, long recognized as the most versatile choice in home décor.

What is considered natural stone?

"Natural Stone" refers to a number of products quarried from the earth, used over many thousands of years as building materials and decorative enhancements. These products include Granite, Marble, Limestone, Travertine, Slate, Quartzite, Sandstone, Adoquin, Onyx, and others

Is natural stone waterproof?

Due to the special finish of waterproofing, the natural stone is protected against oil, grease, dirt and water. Dirt hardly adheres to the impregnated surface.

Is natural stone tile expensive?

Because natural stone is, well, natural, it's one of the more expensive tile options. Their luxurious look makes the expense worth it if the budget allows for it. ... Unglazed tiles are less expensive than glazed tiles but require an additional finishing process during the installation process.

Which stone is good for flooring?

Common natural stone flooring includes slate, marble, limestone, travertine, granite, and sandstone—each of which has slightly different properties.