Hotels and Resorts
Room by room stone bathtub supply for hotel and resort projects.
What goes wrong on these projects
- Guest bathrooms are cleaned every day so a surface that scratches or yellows becomes a refurbishment cost within a few years.
- Rooms have to match. A tub bought piece by piece from different batches will not read as one hotel.
- Delivery windows are tight and a crate that cannot pass the service lift stops the fit out.
- Standard tub sizes rarely match the bathroom the architect drew.
What buyers need instead
- One supplier for the whole room count with a delivery schedule that follows the fit out programme
- Colour and vein consistency across the rooms
- Crate sizes and weights confirmed before the ship books
- A finish that survives commercial cleaning
Typical installations
- Suite bathrooms with the tub set free in the room
- Villa bathrooms opening to a private deck
- Spa treatment rooms in the wellness block
- Presidential and signature suites in a statement stone
Delivery capability
Repeat quantities are carved from a reserved block run. The factory keeps the approved prototype dimensions on file so a later phase matches the first.
Solution flow
- Room count stone and sizes agreed with the design team
- Blocks reserved so all rooms come from the same run
- Prototype tub carved and approved on site or by photograph
- Batch production with dimension checks against the approved sample
- Crating in delivery order and shipping documents issued
- Site handover with lifting and protection notes
Recommended bathtubs for this use
Hotels and Resorts questions
Can you supply a whole floor or a whole hotel
Yes. Give the room count and the room types and the factory reserves the block run then carves to a prototype approved by you.
How do you keep the rooms matching
Material for the phase is cut from the same block run and every unit is checked against the approved prototype dimensions.
What information do you need to quote
Quantity size stone finish drain position and the destination port. A drawing helps but a dimensioned sketch is enough to start.
Who arranges the shipping
Either side can. The factory quotes FOB or CIF and issues packing lists with crate weights and dimensions so your forwarder can plan.
What happens if a crate is damaged in transit
Photograph the crate before opening it and send the images. Damage claims are handled with the packing photographs taken before the crate was closed.
Send the room schedule
Room count sizes stone and the fit out dates are enough for a first quotation with crate weights.