Import Egypt Granite — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in Egypt

Egypt Granite is a natural stone quarried from the Eastern Desert region of Egypt, known for its dense crystalline structure and consistent colour grading. This listing specifies the stone is supplied in slabs and blocks with standard dimensions of 2600mm x 1400mm x 20mm for slabs and 2200mm x 1200mm x 1000mm for blocks, with surface finishes available as polished, honed, or flamed. The material exhibits a granular texture with flecks of feldspar and quartz, typical of igneous formations in the region, and shows low water absorption under laboratory testing.

The granite is classified as commercial grade, with a compressive strength of approximately 120 MPa and a density of 2.65 g/cm³, aligning with standard industry benchmarks for architectural stone. Variants include beige, grey, and dark red tones, with natural veining and mineral inclusions that vary by quarry batch. Surface homogeneity is maintained through selective sorting, though minor fissures and colour shifts are inherent to natural stone and not considered defects under ASTM C616. No chemical treatments or resins are applied during processing.

This material is primarily purchased by architectural firms, stone fabricators, and commercial construction contractors for cladding, countertops, flooring, and memorial applications. Buyers typically order in full container loads of 20 or 40 feet, with packaging in wooden crates secured with foam padding and corner protectors. Trade terms are FOB Port Said or CIF destination, with lead times of 25 to 35 days after deposit confirmation. Minimum order quantities are not stated but are generally aligned with container volumes.

Egyptian Marble Granite operates from a commercial office in Cairo, with a physical address listed in the Obour Business District. The company is verified as a harbor-tier supplier, indicating it has met basic trade documentation and contactability thresholds. There is no public information on factory locations, quarry ownership, or production capacity. The listing does not confirm years in business, employee count, or export history.

The supplier’s description mentions production of granite, marble, and limestone, but provides no evidence of processing facilities, quality control protocols, or third-party certifications. Response metrics show zero response rate and zero average response hours, suggesting limited buyer communication capacity. Buyers should treat this as a trading entity rather than a direct producer unless verified independently.