Marble and granite project stories help customers look beyond a beautiful slab and understand the experience behind its supply. Project names, material specifications, original photographs and customer feedback can make choosing a stone supplier easier.
At Shree Ram Stones, our published portfolio includes infrastructure, residential developments and commercial spaces. From Lakha Red Granite to Egyptian Marble and grey stone varieties, these references show the range of materials recorded across different projects.
Below are 20 named project references and five additional project descriptions from published customer testimonials. Quantities follow the company’s published listings; missing specifications remain clearly identified.
Government and Infrastructure Project Stories
1. New Indian Parliament — Central Vista
Our published portfolio records factory-direct supply of Lakha Red Granite for the New Indian Parliament:
- 6,00,000 sq. ft. at 30 mm thickness
- 1,00,000 sq. ft. at 60 mm thickness
The combined listed quantity is 7,00,000 sq. ft. This reference highlights the importance of clear thickness specifications when planning substantial stone requirements.
2. Jewar International Airport
The portfolio lists 6,00,000 sq. ft. of Rucha Red for Jewar International Airport.
The website describes this project as ongoing. Its current supply status requires confirmation, while thickness and finish are not specified in the published entry.
3. Central Secretariat Avenue
The recorded supply for Central Secretariat Avenue is 3,50,000 sq. ft. of Lakha Red at 30 mm thickness.
For buyers reviewing infrastructure references, this entry provides a specific material, quantity and thickness rather than a project name alone.
4. CC Avenue
The published Lakha Red supply comprises 3,00,000 sq. ft. at 30 mm, together with 50,000 sq. ft. at 60 mm.
The combined quantity is 3,50,000 sq. ft. However, the portfolio does not explain the full project name or precise location.
5. DMO House
The DMO House entry records 5,00,000 sq. ft. of Lakha Red.
Stone thickness, installation areas and the expanded project name are not provided. Buyers seeking a detailed reference can request clarification from our team.
These infrastructure details appear in the published project portfolio. www.shreeramstones.com
Residential Marble and Granite Project Stories
6. DLF Garden City Floors
For DLF Garden City Floors, the portfolio lists 7,00,000 sq. ft. of Egyptian Marble and 50,000 sq. ft. of Silver Spider Grey.
The development is described as premium independent floors with marble interiors. Together, the recorded materials total 7,50,000 sq. ft.
7. DLF Alameda Floors, Sector 73
The published supply includes 2,50,000 sq. ft. of “Bottochino” Marble and 30,000 sq. ft. of Armani Brown for luxury homes.
“Bottochino” follows the portfolio’s spelling. Customers exploring related beige options can view our Italian Botticino Marble, while confirming the exact project material separately.
8. DLF The Grove, Sector 54
The portfolio records three materials for DLF The Grove:
- White Wave: 4,00,000 sq. ft.
- Crystal Maldeev: 1,00,000 sq. ft.
- Cyplano: 1,00,000 sq. ft.
The combined published quantity is 6,00,000 sq. ft. Material spellings follow the original project listing.
9. Birla Navya Floors, Sector 63A
This entry includes both marble and granite:
- Cream Marble: 3,75,000 sq. ft.
- R Black Granite: 40,000 sq. ft.
- Zet Mist Granite: 1,40,000 sq. ft.
Together, the listed materials account for 5,55,000 sq. ft.
10. Sobha City — Sobha Developers
The published portfolio records 10,00,000 sq. ft. of Delicato Grey and 5,00,000 sq. ft. of “Bottochino” for Sobha City.
The combined quantity is 15,00,000 sq. ft. This residential reference illustrates the scale of material requirements that a large development can involve.
11. Paras Quartier
For Paras Quartier, the listed supply is 11,00,000 sq. ft. of “Bottochino.”
The portfolio associates this material with high-rise apartments. However, thickness, delivery stages and individual application areas are not specified.
12. Vardhman, Sector 73
The Vardhman entry records 3,00,000 sq. ft. of “Bottochino.”
The exact development name is not provided. Therefore, customers requesting a detailed project reference should confirm the property identity and specifications with the team.
13. DLF Valley Gardens, Panchkula
The portfolio lists 2,50,000 sq. ft. of “Bottochino” and 45,000 sq. ft. of Silver Spider Grey.
Together, these represent 2,95,000 sq. ft. of published supply for the residential development in Panchkula.
The residential quantities and material names above follow the published portfolio entries. www.shreeramstones.com
Tile Supply and Additional Project References
14. DLF Female Accommodation, Sector 64
The portfolio records tile supply for this accommodation project.
Tile brand, dimensions, finish and quantity are not published. These details should be confirmed before using the entry as a technical reference.
15. Smart World, Sector 113
The website lists this project as “1 DXPome Smart World, Sector 113.” Its entry records tile supply for residential and commercial spaces.
The official project spelling requires confirmation. Tile specifications and quantities are not provided. www.stoneexpert.in
16. Suncity Heights Housing Project
Suncity Heights appears in the completed-project references on the Shree Ram Stones homepage.
The homepage does not identify the material, quantity or precise supply scope.
17. Tarudhan Valley Project
Tarudhan Valley is another named project reference on the homepage.
Its listing does not provide the location, stone variety, quantity or supply dates. Further details are needed for a complete individual case study.
18. Vipul Belmonte Project
Vipul Belmonte appears among the company’s named project references.
However, stone specifications, quantities and application areas are not included in the homepage entry.
19. Delhi Orchid Project
The homepage lists Delhi Orchid Project by this name.
The precise property identity and material supply details remain unspecified. Confirming these details would help develop a more informative project story.
20. Vipul Green Project
Vipul Green is included in the homepage’s completed-project list.
Material varieties, quantities and completion dates are not supplied in that listing. These five homepage references expand the named portfolio, although their published details are limited. www.shreeramstones.com
Customer-Linked Project Stories from Stone Expert
The following entries come from Stone Expert’s published testimonials. The professionals are named, but the properties are not. Consequently, the headings describe the projects rather than identify official development names.
21. Premium Residential Project, Delhi — Ar. Nitesh Bansal
Architect Ar. Nitesh Bansal describes sourcing Botticino Marble and Grey Marble for a premium residential project in Delhi.
His published testimonial discusses batch selection, consistent colour tones, polished finish and service after purchase.
22. Luxury Apartment Project — Vikrant Sharma
Real estate developer Vikrant Sharma describes using Alaska White and Alaska Gold Granite in a luxury apartment project.
The testimonial mentions bulk pricing, delivery and technical installation guidance. The property name and location are not provided.
23. Modern Villa Project — Rashmi Patel
Interior designer Rashmi Patel describes Absolute Black Granite kitchen countertops and Botticino Marble in the living room of a modern villa.
Her testimonial also discusses delivery and packing. The villa’s name and location remain unspecified.
24. Four-Star Hotel, Jaipur — Rahul Mehra
Hotelier Rahul Mehra describes using Black Galaxy Granite at reception and Grey Marble in guest rooms at a four-star hotel in Jaipur.
The testimonial discusses appearance, finish selection and logistics. However, the hotel’s name is not published.
25. Commercial Complex, Hyderabad — Surbhi Arora
Commercial architect Surbhi Arora describes sourcing Botticino, Grey Marble and Absolute Black Granite for a commercial complex in Hyderabad.
Her testimonial discusses consistency across large slab quantities and coordination around deadlines. The building name is not provided. www.stoneexpert.in
Why Real Photos and Customer Details Build Trust
Useful marble and granite project stories answer practical questions: what material was selected, where was it used, and what did the supply involve?
Original photographs can show the finished space, while close-ups reveal joints, edges, surface finish and natural variation. Furthermore, approved customer feedback adds context about selection, communication and delivery.
For stronger project stories, pair each verified project name with dated site photographs, confirmed specifications and customer comments published with permission. Clearly label architectural illustrations so readers can distinguish them from actual installation photographs.
Google encourages original, reliable content that demonstrates first-hand experience. Detailed project stories can support that approach, although photographs and testimonials alone do not guarantee rankings. developers.google.com
Plan Your Marble or Granite Requirement
Your project needs its own material approval, even when a previous development offers useful inspiration. Compare actual slabs, confirm thickness and finish, and discuss delivery requirements before ordering.
Explore our Italian Marble collection, Italian Botticino Marble and Lakha Red Granite to begin the conversation.
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FAQ
Are all 25 entries officially named projects?
There are 20 named project references and five additional project descriptions from published testimonials. The five testimonial properties are not named.
Are all the listed projects completed?
The portfolio contains completed and ongoing references. Jewar International Airport is labelled ongoing; its current supply status needs confirmation.
Can I purchase materials mentioned in these project stories?
Contact Shree Ram Stones to confirm availability and specifications. Natural stone varies between batches, so approve actual samples or slabs.
What makes a project story useful?
A verified project name, confirmed supply scope, original photographs and approved customer feedback help readers assess the reference.
Do project photographs guarantee better Google rankings?
No. Original photographs can make a page more informative, but search performance depends on multiple factors.
