About Stratastones
Range of Interior and Exterior Natural Stone Tiles/Slabs, Accessories.
Architect Strata Stones is the UK division of Stone Age, India’s leading producer and exporter of ethically sourced natural stones.
Strata Stones is the UK division of Stone Age, India’s leading producer and exporter of ethically sourced natural stones.
As the sole UK supplier of a portfolio of natural stone products from our own quarries in India, we are the stone company of choice with our production and factory operations currently supplying 42 countries across every continent in the world.
The heart of our process is a deep knowledge of the raw material, gained from decades of expertise in extracting the stone from our own quarries in Kota region, Rajasthan, and from our key partners strategically situated across India. Our team of natural stone specialists select the stone blocks on site at each quarry to ensure it is free from faults and imperfections, before transporting to one of three highly automated manufacturing facilities located near Jaipur, India
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