Macs Stone
Strapped and shrink-wrapped stone pallets ready for export loading

Packaging & Loading

Export packaging is part of our product. Every order is prepared to arrive in the same condition it left the factory — ready to install.

Our export process

From factory floor to your port

Natural stone is heavy and, at its edges, surprisingly fragile. Our packing and loading process is engineered to remove risk at every stage of the journey.

1

Pallet & crate preparation

Orders are built onto heat-treated wooden pallets and crates, prepared to support customs clearance in export markets. Timber bearers let forklifts lift the load without ever touching the stone.

2

Edge & corner protection

Corners and arrises — the most vulnerable points — are protected first with foam, cardboard angle guards and plastic profiles before anything is strapped, absorbing impact during handling.

3

Strapping & shrink wrap

Bundles are tensioned with strapping over protective corner pieces, then shrink-wrapped against dust and moisture, locking every piece firmly in place for transit.

4

Container loading

Loading is planned so weight is balanced across the container floor and within axle limits. Pallets are placed tight and any voids are dunnaged so nothing can shift at sea or on the road.

5

Safe transportation

Stable, road-safe and sea-safe loads leave the factory secured against movement — the single biggest cause of stone damage in transit is eliminated before departure.

6

Export documentation

Every shipment travels with correct commercial and shipping documentation and, on request, technical test data — to support smooth customs clearance at destination.

Shrink-wrapped, strapped basalt export pallets staged in the yard, ready for container loading

Built for large, repeatable shipments

Whether you need a single container of cube stone or repeat pallets of tiles and cladding across a multi-phase project, packing is standardised and documented so quality never depends on who packed the crate.

  • Heat-treated timber pallets and crates, prepared to support customs clearance
  • Tiles stood on edge; kerbs and blocks bedded on bearers
  • Moisture and dust protection with full shrink wrap
  • Weight-balanced, dunnaged container loading
  • Loading photos available on request
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