The centre of Balinese stone carving is here, especially in Batubulan. Alongside homes and showrooms, in Gianyar we also work on stone furniture and carved elements rather than only flat floors.
The floors we usually find in Gianyar
Local paras stone and andesite, often as carving, relief and ornament. Carved surfaces are polished by hand because machines cannot reach into the pattern, so they take longer than a plain floor of the same size.
How we work
The sequence is the same everywhere: eight diamond pads run in order from grit 50 to 3000 with none skipped, then locked in with crystallization. What changes by location is where we stop. Indoor floors go all the way to a mirror shine, while outdoor paths that get wet are deliberately finished matte so they stay safe underfoot. See the full sequence.
We measure the finish with a gloss meter rather than guessing, and we show you the reading before the crew leaves. See photos of completed work.
Coverage in Gianyar
About 28 km from Denpasar, 60 to 75 minutes.
- Sukawati
- Batubulan
- Blahbatuh
- Ketewel
Not seeing your neighbourhood? We still cover all of Gianyar Regency and the surrounding area. Just message us.
Questions from customers in Gianyar
- Can you polish a statue or stone relief rather than a floor?
- Yes. Carved surfaces are done by hand, following the shape of the pattern. Send detailed photos first, because the intricacy of the carving decides the time far more than its size does.
- Does newly laid paras stone need polishing right away?
- It does not need polishing, but it should be sealed right away. Unsealed paras absorbs stains quickly, and a stain that has soaked in is far harder to lift later.