Stone Direct USA

Stone Direct USA sits on Coney Island Avenue, handling jobs most suppliers dodge—think custom-cut slate for terraces or micro-thin quartz for waterfalls. A women-owned shop in a borough where imported stone isn’t always easy to source, they keep slabs moving for builders who know exactly what they need. The block hums with produce trucks and fabric stores; this spot measures up with pallets ready tomorrow if you call early enough. No flashy showroom—just carts, cranes, and hands that know which hunk will bridge your front steps without bowing within a year. The company answers at (212) 388-6402 when dimensions don’t fit the standard table. They stock travertine from Anatolia, Indian black granite, and reclaimed bluestone straight off freight trains. Want honed tops for a Chinatown café? They’ll plane it; need edge profiles for a Crown Heights stoop? They’ll shape it. Pull up the map—https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c245a0eb12c92d:0xf5e70fc55f099a95—and time your order for when the warehouse crane isn’t busy lifting pallets over the sidewalk.