Import Avignon Stones — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Global Markets

Avignon Stones from Dbit are precision-cut architectural stone units offered in multiple models and dimensions. The range includes MS-6001, MS-6002, MS-6003 and MS-6004 variants, with flat units available in widths of 400 mm and 50 mm, lengths of 420 mm and 60 mm, and thicknesses of 25 mm. These measurements confirm the product’s suitability for modular cladding and flooring applications where consistent sizing is critical.

The material is a natural stone, typically granite or a similar dense metamorphic rock, selected for durability and uniform grain structure. Standard industry practice for such stones includes a compressive strength above 120 MPa, water absorption below 0.5 percent by weight, and a Mohs hardness of 6 to 7, ensuring resistance to wear in high-traffic areas. Finishes can include polished, honed, or flamed surfaces depending on the intended aesthetic and functional use.

These stones are primarily sourced by contractors, developers, and architectural firms for commercial and residential projects requiring durable, visually consistent stonework. Buyers should confirm bulk packaging options, as stone is commonly shipped in wooden crates or palletised bundles to prevent edge damage. Lead times and port of dispatch are supplier-specific and must be verified directly with Dbit for accurate planning.

Dbit is a South Korea-based supplier of stone products, with its registered address at Jung Jin Building #301, 1614-25 Seocho1-Dong, Seocho-Gu, Seoul. The company operates under the harbor trust tier, indicating a baseline level of verification for its business profile and product listings.

The supplier’s current response metrics show no recorded response rate or average response time, which suggests buyers should anticipate slower initial communication. Dbit’s listing focuses exclusively on stone products, with no additional details provided on production capacity, certifications, or client history. All trade terms, including MOQ, pricing, and lead times, must be confirmed directly with the supplier.