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About Amazstone

Amazstone is a stone group in Foshan, China, working in stone since 2012. It supplies furniture, fireplaces, architectural stonework and engineered stone, which is not natural stone, alongside custom and bulk production, stock, global logistics and replies within 24 hours.

Who is Amazstone, and what can you expect?

This page keeps company details separate from product examples and showroom photography. Where a detail is not stated, treat it as unconfirmed rather than assuming a negative fact.

Company detailWhat this page confirmsWhat remains unconfirmed
Public brandAmazstoneThe legal entity is not inferred from the brand or domain.
Experience and founding yearWorking in stone since 2012; the legal founding year is not stated.The legal founding year is not stated.
Public locationRoom 802, Tower 3, Degao Xin Office Building, Guicheng Street, Nanhai District, Foshan, Guangdong, ChinaNo separate factory address is asserted.
Markets servedGlobal stone supply network and global logistics coverageNo country or regional customer list is published.
Product rangeStone furniture, fireplaces, architectural stonework and engineered stoneEngineered stone is a manufactured material, not natural stone.

Amazstone is a stone group based in Foshan, Guangdong, China. The company has been working in stone since 2012 and has grown into a global stone supply network. Amazstone supports custom stonework and bulk production, and it also keeps stone products in stock. Customer service is fast, and logistics coverage is global. Orders can start with one piece. Production generally takes about 20 days after receipt of the deposit and confirmation of drawings, followed by about 30 days for shipping. The team is staffed 24/7 and replies within 24 hours. Prices are provided by request rather than published as fixed figures. The company accepts inquiries for current stock, custom production and bulk orders. Contact Amazstone with the product type, dimensions, finish, quantity and destination to discuss a quotation.

A photograph can show a stone surface without establishing ownership, production or a trading history. Product and material pages support the reference work; legal identity and facility details need separate confirmation.

black stone dining table, with twin supporting bases and a crystalline texture, in a showroom
Dining table with crystalline pattern in a showroom setting.

How can a reader correct a company or product fact?

Send the page URL, the exact sentence, the proposed correction and a source through the stone furniture contact page. A correction should identify whether the issue is a typo, an outdated commercial fact or a disputed technical claim.

Amazstone Editorial Team is responsible for fact checking and corrections. Contact the team at sales@amazstone.com. No individual name or job title is published.

Where can I check Amazstone's company and editorial information?

Use the company pages for attribution, the material index for source boundaries, the trade pages for procurement controls and the furniture pages for product context.

How can you check the information on this page?

Check the page author, the source behind a technical claim and the update date. Company details that are not stated here remain unconfirmed.

Which company operates this stone furniture website?

Amazstone is the public brand for this stone furniture reference and a professional stone fabrication group based in Foshan, China. The team is staffed 24/7, handles corrections at sales@amazstone.com, and focuses on fast customer-service response. The legal entity is a separate document and is not inferred from the brand or website domain.

Can a catalog listing verify a factory or certificate?

No. A catalog entry can show that a product or material name appears in our catalog, but it does not prove who made the item, where it was fabricated, the size of a facility or the scope of a certificate. Ask for a dated document tied to the legal entity and the exact product before accepting a manufacturing claim.

How can a reader distinguish guidance from a commercial promise?

Guidance explains a condition, calculation or material property and names its limits. A commercial promise should identify the product, price basis, delivery term and responsible party in a quotation or approved project document. A general article cannot create a stock, timing, guarantee or certification commitment on its own.

Who wrote this About page?

The visible byline is Amazstone Editorial Team. The team is the organization author for this page; no individual editor is named.

You can explore the 724-row natural-stone material library, the calculable stone-weight estimates and the editorial policy page for more detail.

  • The material library is a static 724-row catalogue index and states that a blank field is unverified.
  • The weight calculator separates a calculated stone mass from a measured packed weight.
  • The site exposes separate About, Author, Editorial Policy and Contact pages, allowing attribution to be checked beyond a single company statement.
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