▌ Executive Summary
Landiview Stone completed the loading and shipment of two containers of marble and travertine slabs for an Indonesian customer on September 16, 2026. Each container carried seven bundles, bringing the combined shipment to 14 bundles of natural stone slabs.
The order combined three commercially versatile materials: Guangxi White Marble, Daino Beige Marble and Classic Beige Travertine. The loading photographs document both in-progress and completed container conditions, while the slab photographs provide visual references for the Daino Beige Marble and Guangxi White Marble included in the shipment.
▌ What Was Loaded in Each Container?
The 14 bundles were allocated between the two containers as follows:
| Container | Material Allocation | Total Bundles |
| Container 1 | 5 bundles of Guangxi White Marble slabs and 2 bundles of Daino Beige Marble slabs | 7 |
| Container 2 | 4 bundles of Classic Beige Travertine slabs and 3 bundles of Daino Beige Marble slabs | 7 |
| Combined shipment | 5 bundles of Guangxi White Marble, 5 bundles of Daino Beige Marble and 4 bundles of Classic Beige Travertine | 14 |
▌ Which Natural Stone Materials Were Included?
The shipment contained three natural stone selections with distinct visual characteristics:
- • Guangxi White Marble: a predominantly white marble with restrained grey linear veining, suitable for projects seeking a clean and bright stone palette.
- • Daino Beige Marble: a warm beige marble with layered taupe, cream and light grey movement. The photographed slab is identified as KS0711 and marked 297 x 192 cm.
- • Classic Beige Travertine: a beige travertine valued for its warm neutral tone and naturally linear sedimentary character.
▌ Why Does Export Packing Matter for Stone Slabs?
Natural stone slabs are heavy, rigid and potentially vulnerable to edge impact or movement during handling and ocean transport. Export packing must therefore be planned around the slab dimensions, bundle weight, frame geometry, lifting method, container limits and unloading conditions at destination.
For this shipment, the visible packing system includes protective film, upright slab support frames, timber components and internal bracing. Final handling should always follow the approved shipping documents and safe unloading procedures appropriate to the actual bundle weights and site equipment.
▌ How Can B2B Buyers Prepare a Slab Order?
Importers, distributors, contractors and project buyers can reduce uncertainty by defining the material, dimensions, finish, quantity, selection criteria and destination requirements before order confirmation. A practical purchasing workflow is:
- 1. Identify the required stone type, application and target visual character.
- 2. Confirm slab thickness, finish, preferred dimensions and estimated quantity.
- 3. Review current slab photographs, videos or inspection references for colour and pattern approval.
- 4. Agree on bundle identification, packing method, documentation and container allocation.
- 5. Check destination handling capacity and prepare suitable equipment for safe unloading.
- 6. Inspect the delivered bundles and slabs against the agreed documents after arrival.
▌ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many bundles were included in this Indonesia shipment?
A: The shipment contained 14 bundles in total. Seven bundles were loaded in the first container and seven bundles were loaded in the second container.
Q: Which materials were shipped?
A: The two-container shipment included five bundles of Guangxi White Marble slabs, five bundles of Daino Beige Marble slabs and four bundles of Classic Beige Travertine slabs.
Q: Can buyers review current slabs before ordering?
A: Yes. Buyers can request current slab photographs, videos and available size information before confirming selection. Because natural stone varies from slab to slab, approval should be based on the actual available material whenever project appearance is important.
Q: Can different stone materials be coordinated within one shipment?
A: Mixed-material shipments can be arranged when order quantities, bundle dimensions, container capacity, weight distribution, packing requirements and export documentation allow. The final loading plan should be prepared against the confirmed order and logistics conditions.
Q: What information is needed for a slab quotation?
A: Buyers should provide the stone name, intended application, thickness, finish, preferred slab dimensions, quantity, selection expectations, delivery destination and any inspection or packing requirements. This information helps Landiview Stone prepare a quotation aligned with the actual purchasing scope.
▌ Request Current Slab Availability
For current availability of Guangxi White Marble, Daino Beige Marble, Classic Beige Travertine or other natural stone slabs, contact Landiview Stone with the required material, size, thickness, finish, quantity and destination. Current slab references can then be reviewed against the project or inventory requirements.
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