{"id": "rg-5fc414ab8f", "tag": "Pricing", "title": "How Stone Selection Affects Cost", "slug": "how-stone-selection-affects-cost", "excerpt": "How Stone Selection Affects Cost isolates one variable in a custom stone quote—material, size, carving, finish, or quantity.", "content": "How Stone Selection Affects Cost isolates one variable in a custom stone quote—material, size, carving, finish, or quantity. Limaxin prices after shop-drawing approval and stone confirmation, not from a fixed price list. Pair this with [Pricing](/pricing) and [How we work](/how-we-work) when you compare bids.\n\nArchitects, interior designers, builders, and estate owners use this page when the decision is still open—before a project quote is locked.\n\nStart with opening, site, or basin dimensions—or a marked-up drawing set. Confirm stone species, finish, and whether samples must match a named lot. Note carving level, piece count, and the Incoterm you need for US delivery.\n\nA useful project quote separates fabrication, packing, and freight. Lead time usually starts after shop-drawing approval and stone confirmation—not when the first email goes out.\n\n[Cost Guides](/resources/cost-guides) · [Pricing](/pricing) · [How we work](/how-we-work)\n\nNext step: Send opening or site dimensions, stone preferences, reference images, and project city for a planning-range conversation.", "image": "", "published": true, "resourceCategory": "cost-guides", "createdAt": "2026-08-31T12:22:00.248786Z", "viewCount": 0}