Import Dove Grey Limestone Riven 18.90m 60 Slabs — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Malta

The Dove Grey Limestone Riven 18.90² is offered by Kull Impect Ltd in Malta. Each slab is hand‑cut from Indian‑suitable limestone and measured at 22 mm thickness with a calibrated tolerance of ± 2 mm. The product is supplied in packs that contain slabs of four standard dimensions: 900×600 mm, 600×600 mm, 600×290 mm and 290×290 mm. The packed pallet delivers a total floor coverage of 18.9 m².

Limestone of this grade typically exhibits a density around 2.65 t/m³ and a compressive strength between 30 and 80 MPa, making it suitable for load‑bearing external floors. Water absorption is usually below 0.5%, which contributes to durability in outdoor environments. Surface finishes such as honed or polished are common, but the final finish should be confirmed with the supplier. The natural riven texture provides a rustic aesthetic preferred in heritage projects.

Buyers such as construction firms, architects and stone fabricators source this material for façade cladding, outdoor paving and interior feature walls. Trade terms, including payment method and delivery schedule, need to be agreed directly with Kull Impect Ltd; the supplier advises confirming lead‑time and incoterm details before contract. Minimum order quantities and packaging options are discussed on a case‑by‑case basis, so prospective importers should request a formal quotation.

Kull Impect Ltd is registered at 49, Flat 3, Oyster Court, Triq Il Faqqiegh, Attard, Malta 1590. The supplier holds a harbor‑tier verification and currently shows a response rate of 0%, indicating that inquiries may experience delayed replies. Its listing focuses on natural stone products, with the Dove Grey Limestone Riven highlighted as a key offering.

The company does not disclose additional certifications, production capacity or lead‑time information in the public profile, so importers should request these details directly. Kull Impect Ltd does not list any other product categories beyond limestone, limiting the scope of its catalogue to stone materials.