How we work

Limaxin fabricates made-to-order stone in Quyang from drawings or measured openings—not fixed catalog sizes. Teams confirm stone with samples, approve shop drawings, then we carve, crate, and support shipment to the United States.

Last updated: August 25, 2026

Drawing-led path

Drawings → samples → shop drawings → carve & QC → export crate → U.S. delivery under FOB, CIF, DDU, or DDP. Typical fabrication is 8–16 weeks after shop-drawing approval, plus about 4–7 weeks ocean freight. Your qualified local contractor installs; Limaxin supplies packing lists, piece IDs, and notes.

Workshop media: Production · Trade proof: Reviews · Incoterms: Shipping

Six steps from first contact to jobsite

  1. 01

    Drawings & references

    Send CAD, BIM, PDF, photos, or opening dimensions. Designers use the For architects checklist; trade buyers include volume and Incoterms preference.

  2. 02

    Samples

    Physical stone samples ship from Quyang so you confirm color, texture, and vein direction before we carve.

  3. 03

    Shop drawings

    We produce fabrication drawings from your plans. Production starts only after your written approval.

  4. 04

    Carve & QC

    CNC, waterjet, and hand carving in Quyang — with photo/video QC. Typical custom fab is 8–16 weeks after shop-drawing approval.

  5. 05

    Export crating

    1-inch solid-wood crates, foam protection, iron-reinforced frames, piece IDs, and packing lists for your installer.

  6. 06

    U.S. delivery

    FOB, CIF, DDU, or DDP. Ocean transit is typically +4–7 weeks. Your contractor installs; we supply notes and recommend 5–10% spare on large scopes.

Workshop capabilities

Fabrication and coordination steps inside the same drawing-led path—not separate product lines. Explore all capabilities →

What to send us

We reply within 8 hours, Mon–Fri.

Specifiers

Drawings or marked photos, openings, stone preference, finish, timeline.

Full checklist →

Trade / GC

Volume or BOQ, port or jobsite, Incoterms, unmarked packing need.

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Factory-direct vs retail gallery

Retail galleries sell browse-and-buy mantels. Limaxin’s path fits when openings must match drawings, scope is multi-piece, or the bid needs Incoterms and packing lists on paper.

Decision factorLimaxin (factory-direct)Retail / showroom gallery
Buying modeDrawings → samples → shop drawings → carveBrowse catalog / showroom SKUs
PricingPlanning ranges; quote after drawingsOften cart or showroom list prices
Trade termsFOB–DDP, packing lists, piece IDsRetail fulfillment norms
Best fitCustom openings, multi-piece, containersStock or lightly customized mantels

FAQ

Full objection set: Project FAQ · Jobsite one-pager: Installer notes

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Share drawings or photos — we confirm the next step within 8 hours, Mon–Fri.