Gujarat · Ahwa
Marble suppliers in Ahwa
Ahwa is 126 km from our factory at Athal, Silvassa, about 3 hours by road. See the slabs where they are cut, hold the lot in your name, and have it finished to size and delivered to Ahwa.
The factory at a glance
- From Ahwa
- 126 km to the Silvassa factory (about 3 hours); 285 km to the Mumbai gallery (about 6 hours)
- Nearer
- The factory at Athal, Silvassa, open every day, 8 AM to 8 PM
- District
- Dang, Gujarat
- Where
- Athal, Silvassa, Dadra & Nagar Haveli 396235, on the Silvassa–Bhilad Road (Google plus code 7X8C+QXG)
- Open
- Every day, 8 AM to 8 PM
- Cutting since
- 2002
- The plant
- Ten acres: block yard, gangsaw and three wire saws, a complete resin plant, an Italian Simec polishing line, gantry cranes and covered slab sheds
- Makes
- Slabs and cut-to-size in natural stone, polished, honed, leathered or brushed; 16, 18 and 20 mm stocked, any thickness to order
- Supplies
- Silvassa, Vapi, Daman, Valsad, Navsari, Surat and the rest of South Gujarat; Nashik; Mumbai, Thane and Pune; projects across India
- Call
- +91 98705 05138, one number for the factory and the Mumbai gallery
Stones for Ahwa
Finished at the factory
The factory that cuts the stone Ahwa buys
Most marble sold in Ahwa arrives as finished slabs through dealers who bought them from an importer, who bought them from a cutter. Flora Marble buys the blocks, direct from the quarries with no middlemen, and cuts, resin-treats and polishes them itself at its own factory at Athal, Silvassa, as it has since 2002.
For a buyer in Ahwa that means 126 km to the slab sheds, about 3 hours by road, to see the whole lot in daylight with the people who will finish it. A morning there and back.
Ahwa: homes and shops
Ahwa and the villages of Dang district build bungalows, farmhouses, temples and shops in stone, usually one house at a time.
For floors, Ahwa mostly asks for a beige marble, Botticino, Ottoman or Spanish Cream, in one lot across the whole house. For the walls that matter, the living room, the island, the temple room, it asks for an Italian white. Outside and in the kitchen, granite in a leathered or polished finish does the hard work.
Delivery to Ahwa
Slabs and cut-to-size pieces go by truck from the factory at Athal, Silvassa, 126 km by road from Ahwa, and the date is confirmed with each order. Every slab is inspected, numbered and photographed before it is loaded, so what arrives can be checked against what was chosen.
Flora Marble supplies Dang district and the rest of Gujarat from Silvassa and Mumbai, and projects across India.
Visiting from Ahwa
The factory is at Athal, Silvassa, on the Silvassa–Bhilad Road in Dadra & Nagar Haveli, 126 km from Ahwa, open every day from 8 AM to 8 PM. The Mumbai gallery in Vile Parle East is 285 km from Ahwa, open Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 7 PM. Call the one Flora Marble number, +91 98705 05138, and you will be put through to the right person for either, or for drawings and a quotation.
Inside the plant
Photographed at Athal
Questions we are asked
How far is Flora Marble from Ahwa?
The factory at Athal, Silvassa is 126 km from Ahwa, about 3 hours by road; the Mumbai gallery is 285 km. Call +91 98705 05138 before you set out so the right person is there.
Do you deliver marble to Ahwa?
Yes. Slabs and cut-to-size pieces are delivered by truck from the Athal, Silvassa factory to Ahwa and the rest of Dang district. The date is confirmed with each order.
Can I see the actual slabs before they come to Ahwa?
At the Mumbai gallery in Vile Parle East, Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 7 PM, or at the factory in Athal, Silvassa, every day, 8 AM to 8 PM. If Ahwa is too far for a visit, send the drawings and we show you the numbered slabs we propose.
Do you cut to size for Ahwa projects?
Yes. Cut-to-size to the drawing, any thickness to order, polished, honed, leathered or brushed, with book-matching and edge profiles prepared at Silvassa. Slabs and cut-to-size only; Flora does not sell tiles.
How is marble priced for Ahwa?
Per project: the stone, the lot, thickness, finish, quantity and the delivery to Ahwa all count, so we quote against your drawings rather than publishing a rate per square foot.
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