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Send us the length, width and the depth you want. We reply with the tonnage and the number of bags, so you order once.
We supply washed and graded pebbles, marble chippings and volcanic rock by the bag, big bag or pallet — for planting beds, paths, driveway borders, water features and indoor pots. Tell us the area, we work out the tonnage.
Stone is heavy, and mistakes in ordering are expensive. Most of our work is making sure the right material arrives in the right quantity.
Send us the length, width and the depth you want. We reply with the tonnage and the number of bags, so you order once.
A handful of each stone, posted to you. Colours read differently in Lithuanian daylight than on a screen, especially when wet.
Every batch is rinsed and graded to the stated size range before packing, so there is little dust to rinse off on site.
One 20 kg bag for a planter or a full pallet for a front garden. Mixed pallets of several stones are fine.
Ten materials we keep in stock year round. Prices are per 20 kg bag including VAT; big bag and pallet rates are lower per kilo — ask us.
Warm creams, greys and soft browns in one blend. The polish holds a wet look in rain, which suits bed edging next to paving.
Flattened river stones in quiet greys and sand tones. The shape sits stable underfoot, so it works for dry stream beds.
Deep red-brown with a dark sheen. A strong contrast against green foliage and light concrete slabs.
A black, white and faintly pink mix at a small grade. Good as a top dressing for pots and narrow borders.
Sandy stone with visible bands running through each piece. Porous and light in tone — keep it out of permanently wet spots.
The brightest white we stock. It lifts shaded corners and north-facing beds; rinse occasionally to keep the tone clean.
Pale cream and soft grey, large and rounded. Useful where you want stone to read as a surface rather than as decoration.
Dense volcanic rock at a small grade. Compacts well, so it is our usual pick for narrow paths and pot dressing.
Jet black with a mirror finish. Made for water bowls and fountains, where the polish stays wet and holds its depth.
Rounded lava rock with an open, speckled surface. Light for its size and slow to compact, which helps drainage.
We pack and ship every order ourselves from one warehouse in Vilnius, so we can answer specific questions about what is in the bag.
Open bags are on display at the warehouse. Walk in, handle the stone dry and wet, and take a sample away with you.
Natural stone varies between batches. Ask and we will photograph the current batch before it leaves so you know what is coming.
Shade, drainage, foot traffic and frost all change which stone makes sense. We will say when a cheaper material is the better fit.
Landscapers order the same blend across several projects. We keep the batch reference so later deliveries match earlier ones.
Four steps from first message to stone on site. Most orders are settled within two working days.
Send measurements and a photo of the spot through the form, by email or by phone.
We reply with the material options, the quantity needed at your chosen depth, and the delivery cost.
If you are between two stones, we post samples of both. You confirm once you have seen them in place.
Courier for bags, pallet transport for larger orders, or collect from the Vilnius warehouse yourself.
Three common quantities, to give you a sense of scale before you ask for a quote. Every figure below is an approximate price — the final amount depends on the material and delivery address.
Balconies, planters, a single bed up to about 3 m²
Front gardens, path edging, areas around 10–20 m²
Landscapers, developers, larger sites from 40 m²
All figures include VAT and are indicative only. Stone is priced by weight, so the final total depends on the material chosen, the coverage depth and the distance to the delivery address. We send a written quote before anything is packed.
A few notes from recent orders in Vilnius, Kaunas and Klaipėda.
I could not decide between the white marble and the pale umber for a shaded border. Samples arrived in three days and the marble was clearly the right call. The order matched the sample exactly.
We use the black basalt on most of our path work. Consistent grade from batch to batch, and they keep the reference so top-ups a season later still match. Deliveries arrive when they say they will.
Ordered three bags of polished pebbles for a water bowl. One bag was short-shipped by the courier and they sent a replacement without argument. The stone itself looks even better wet than in the photos.
Outdoors it takes the wear; indoors it mostly does one job — holding a surface together and looking calm while it does it.
A layer of 8–15 mm stone on top of the soil slows evaporation, keeps compost off the floor and stops cats digging.
Polished stone stays glossy underwater. Black and maroon pebbles hold the most depth once submerged.
Larger matte pebbles get used as table centres, place-card holders and aisle markers at outdoor weddings.
Angular grades bind together underfoot; rounded grades stay loose and are better kept inside an edging.
Send the area you want to cover and the stone you have in mind. We reply with quantity, price and delivery time on the same or next working day.
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