Every slab, drawn to scale
Each piece is shown at its true size next to a 1.75 m person, and partly cut slabs show their real shape.
MIT Stones is the online storefront, slab inventory and cutting studio for marble and granite businesses — built around one idea: the stone you've already cut should sell first.
Every stone yard knows the feeling. MIT Stones was built on the floor of a working stone factory to fix it.
Part-used slabs and offcuts pile up in corners, unmeasured and forgotten.
“Will my vanity fit that piece?” means a phone call and a trip to the yard.
Plans miss defects, waste the saw kerf, and leave slivers nobody can sell.
From the moment a slab arrives to the moment its last offcut leaves the yard, MIT Stones keeps track of every piece — and puts the leftovers back on sale automatically.
SL-00005-A, -B — with its exact part of the original photo.Architects, contractors and homeowners browse your real stock — every slab and offcut — and send you requests that are ready to quote.
Each piece is shown at its true size next to a 1.75 m person, and partly cut slabs show their real shape.
Customers enter their sizes, see what fits, drag the piece into place — and ask you to hold the stone.
Upload a photo of a room, fabric or paint card. MIT Stones picks out its colours, builds palettes, and ranks every stone against them.
Preview a stone on a counter, floor or wall before a single cut is made.
Twelve stone families organise your catalogue, with each stone's name and country of origin on its own page.
Customers save favourites and send a request — which lands in your studio, ready to turn into an order.
Enter a piece size and search a sample yard. MIT Stones looks through remnants first, ranked by the tightest fit and then by how long they've waited.
infoSample yard for demonstration. In MIT Stones, saw kerf, edge trim and minimum remnant size come from your own settings.
Sales, yard and management work from the same live picture of every slab — what it is, where it is, and what's promised from it.
Restyle your public storefront in one click. Preview a theme privately with your team before it goes live.
See MIT Stones with a walkthrough of the storefront, the studio and the offcut finder.