Why one marble name can have different prices
A marble name alone is not a complete specification. Two offers may refer to different slab selections, dimensions, surface treatments or work scopes. A useful comparison begins with what will actually be supplied, not only the rate written beside a name.
We do not publish an unsupported price table. Ask Kolachi for a current quotation tied to your selected material and project details.
What changes the quotation
- Material and selected batch: confirm what the supplier’s name refers to and inspect the actual stone.
- Dimensions and thickness: request the finished size and any agreed tolerances.
- Finish and fabrication: separate cutting, edge work, cut-outs and other detailing.
- Quantity and layout: borders, small cuts and matching can change the amount required.
- Delivery and installation: clarify transport, handling, access and fitting responsibilities.
Compare the same scope
Make a simple list for each offer: unit, quantity, material specification, fabrication, delivery and installation. A rate per square foot cannot be compared directly with a rate per square metre without converting units. Keep any allowance for cutting visible rather than silently mixing it into the room area.
Ask whether taxes and additional work are included. Confirm when the quotation expires and what needs approval before cutting begins.
What to send for a current price
Send the catalog material name, intended surface, dimensions with units and delivery city. A photo or sketch helps explain stairs, counters and borders. Prepare a quotation request.