Preparation and Inspection: Before packing begins, each piece of marble or granite is inspected for any defects, cracks, or imperfections. This ensures that only high-quality pieces are packed for transport.

Cleaning: The surfaces of the marble and granite are cleaned thoroughly to remove any dust, debris, or residues that could affect the packing materials or the final appearance of the stone.

Selection of Packing Materials: Suitable packing materials are chosen based on the size, shape, and fragility of the stone pieces. Common packing materials include foam sheets, bubble wrap, corrugated cardboard sheets, and wooden crates or pallets.

Wrapping: Each individual piece of marble or granite is carefully wrapped with protective materials such as foam sheets or bubble wrap. This helps cushion the stone and prevent scratches or damage during handling and transportation.

Securing in Wooden Crates or Pallets: For larger pieces or multiple pieces, wooden crates or pallets are often used. These provide structural support and additional protection during transit. The pieces are securely placed inside the crates or on the pallets, ensuring they fit snugly and are stable.

Padding and Bracing: Padding materials such as foam inserts or corrugated cardboard inserts may be used inside the crates or around the edges of the pallets to further protect the edges and corners of the stone pieces. Bracing or strapping is also used to secure the pieces within the crates or on the pallets to prevent movement.

Labeling and Documentation: Each packed crate or pallet is labeled with essential information including the contents, destination, handling instructions, and any special handling considerations. Documentation such as packing lists, invoices, and transport permits are prepared and included as necessary.

Quality Control: After packing is complete, a final quality control check may be conducted to ensure that all pieces are securely packed, properly labeled, and ready for transportation.