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The mainstream development trend of the stone industry
In the stone industry, competition in processing has reached a highly intense stage. Those who enter the high-end stone decoration market first will gain more opportunities and achieve greater success in transformation. Currently, the mainstream development trend of the stone industry is to integrate with design. Stone enterprises are now taking on the "design-production-decoration-service" model, which not only saves time but also reduces costs. It can be said that this approach offers clear advantages.
As the proportion of stone used in interior and exterior decoration continues to rise, many real estate developers find it increasingly challenging when dealing with stone-related issues. Meanwhile, many stone companies often face complaints from clients due to various problems during the installation or application process.
There are three main reasons behind these challenges:
First, there is a lack of shared understanding. Natural stone has inherent characteristics that differ from ceramic tiles, leading to varying levels of knowledge and expectations about its use and quality.
Second, the pace of work is inconsistent. Stone manufacturers and decoration companies operate in different systems, belonging to separate parts of the supply chain, making coordination difficult and time-consuming.
Third, responsibilities are not clearly defined. Often, the decoration company blames the stone supplier for issues, while the stone company claims the problem lies with the installation. This confusion leads to delays, disputes, and ultimately, higher costs for the developer.
The integration of stone and decoration is seen as a promising direction. To address these issues, many decoration companies have started setting up their own stone processing plants. In China, there are over 20,000 stone processing enterprises, including more than a thousand large-scale ones. A significant number of these companies are actually decoration firms, while many stone factories have also established their own decoration departments. However, such simple combinations often fail to deliver the expected results, as true integration requires deep professional expertise and long-term collaboration.
We are exploring a path where stone and decoration are fully integrated, and the Stone Industry Association is actively promoting this model. The integration of stone and decoration refers to a comprehensive, one-stop service that covers the entire project—from design, construction, materials to after-sales support. This model brings several benefits for the client (Party A):
First, the factory's early involvement differs from traditional practices. With integrated cooperation, the stone company can participate from the very beginning—helping with design, material selection, and application methods, thereby reducing potential issues later on. If the decoration company were to handle everything alone, there might be a point of division in the middle, which could cause delays, especially in fast-paced projects.
Second, even if the original plan changes, the stone factory can quickly adjust, making the process much smoother.
Third, the integrated model helps solve various on-site problems efficiently.
Fourth, site information can be communicated directly to the factory in real time, ensuring better coordination.
Fifth, the overall workflow becomes more synchronized and efficient.
This one-stop service model significantly reduces capital costs, particularly for stone-led projects. In the past, stone manufacturers had to pay the decoration company a fee of 5% to 10%. With full integration, this cost can be completely eliminated, resulting in lower expenses for the developer.