Trial Price for Carrara Venatino $7.95 a Square Foot this is picture here shows honed. It is an incredible looking Italian 12×24″ marble tile we also have it in 12×12″ honed for $6.95 a Square Foot.
We purchased a few crates to test the market with our factory in Italy as such it has a price on it of just $7.95 a Square Foot.
Carrara Venatino an incredible stone. Not found often in tiles ...
Carrara Bianco 6×18″ $9.95 a Square Foot available in Honed and Polished.
This is a new format size for 2015 added to our Carrara Bianco Collection of over 150 Mosaics, Tiles and Trims stocked in Georgia and shipped all over the USA. This size is our first large format multiple of three. We have 1×3″ Herringbone on a Mosaic in Honed and Polished for ...
Email from Houzz.com and full press release here. What does it really mean? We work hard to answer questions give advice and have some nice reviews left by our customers as well
It is official – well HGTV seems to think so, remodeling with Cararra Venato or Carrara Bianco from The Builder Depot customers get a 100% return on the bathroom renovation. Buying Carrara marble through us pays you! For 70% off the retail cost plus the enjoyment of having a beautiful bathroom the return is well beyond 100%. Want to add $20,000 to your net worth? Read ...
A little “cheesy” but we like it
Brilliant glass tiles Charcoal Gray 3×6″ Subway Tile on the left and Ocean Gray 3×6″ on the right (both $9.95 square foot and Free Shipping
It has been since 2011 but this month The Builder Depot ...
There are only two ways to ship the product:
#1. Freight LTL. This is product placed on a pallet, collected at our loading dock and loaded with a pallet truck onto the UPS freight truck. It takes that truck to the local Atlanta Terminal and then splits up shipments sending them on another truck to a local terminal near you. Then that local terminal will call to make an appointment for delivery on another truck with a lift-gate.
#2. UPS or FedEx Ground
#1. The rationale for the 40 Square Feet (SF) minimum order: In short we need weight to stop the drivers picking up your order by hand and damaging it, shippers will pick up lighter shipments (the drivers) and squeeze them between other shipments, if there is a gap, if there is not a gap, they will still try and stand it up on an edge and then just let it fall back down ...
Our warehouse is not very exciting. Just loading docks.
Samples, samples, samples… Free or not to be Free? That is indeed a great question! There is no such thing as Free (lets just get that taken care of right away). If a company is offering free samples then the people who actually purchase, the regular customers are paying for the free samples. As the company simply has to add the cost of the samples back into the product sell price.
Everything is built into the product cost. If a small company buys a private jet then they will need to charge $200.00SF for the tile. Yes, that will not work. Huge companies with lots of product can spread these costs over many SKU’s (individual products) so it is not noticeable, it becomes a smaller ...
