Granites In Door Fountain

The Granites In Door Fountain is a decorative indoor fountain carved from natural granite and finished for interior use. It is produced by Indian artisans in Chhitoli, Rajasthan and shipped FOB from the Jaipur‑Jaipur Highway region. Each unit weighs 20,000.00 per piece as listed in the supplier data, and the product originates from Rajasthan, India. The description emphasizes that the fountain is intended for best interior settings.

Natural granite is an igneous rock composed mainly of quartz, feldspar and mica, giving it high durability and resistance to wear. Typical density for this stone class is about 2.70 g/cm3, and it usually registers a Mohs hardness between 6 and 7, which suits high‑traffic indoor areas. Water absorption for granite is commonly below 0.5%, helping to prevent staining when water circulates in a fountain. A polished interior finish is standard for such applications, providing a smooth surface that enhances water flow and visual appeal.

Buyers such as hotel developers, commercial architects and interior designers often select this fountain for lobby features, restaurant courtyards and corporate reception areas. The supplier notes that the minimum order size follows standard industry practice, and packaging is handled according to typical crate and pallet methods. Importers should confirm the exact MOQ, Incoterms and lead‑time with the supplier before placing an order. Payment terms and shipping arrangements are negotiated directly with Sulekha Stones.

Sulekha Stones operates from a work site in Vill‑Khelnabauri, Paota on the Delhi‑Jaipur Highway, Jaipur, Rajasthan, with a corporate office in Ballabgarh, Haryana (postcode 121004). The supplier is listed in the harbour trust tier and currently shows a response rate of 0%, indicating that enquiries may require follow‑up. Their profile states a focus on natural stone products crafted by local artisans, and they supply items such as indoor fountains according to standard packaging conventions.

The company does not disclose specific certifications, MOQ or lead‑time in the listing, and it advises buyers to request those details directly. Their product range is limited to granite items made in Rajasthan, and they emphasise that each piece follows the typical quality expectations of Indian natural stone. Potential importers should verify the supplier’s ability to meet export documentation requirements for stone goods.