Isfahan Shariati Subway Project

Description:

Isfahan Shariati Subway project was implemented by a group of Isfahan engineers, supervisors and builders. The stone used in this project is Persian Silk marble with a size of 4500 square meters.

Sang Ata Industries is committed to providing the best quality building stones at affordable prices. This commitment has made it possible for builders and architects to complete their projects with confidence, knowing that they will receive top-quality goods at reasonable costs. With Sang Ata Industries, you can focus on your project without worrying about the quality of materials or the impact on your budget.

Required stone:

The Shariati subway project in Isfahan province was managed by a team of local engineers, supervisors, and builders. One of the builders introduced the Atasang collection to the project team. After receiving advice from our sales representatives, all the required marble stones that matched the project’s design were shared via WhatsApp. Subsequently, the sales manager of our collection provided the builders with detailed instructions about the marble stones. Our sales team’s primary goal is to guide stone buyers, and we achieve this by highlighting the advantages and disadvantages of different stones to help them make an informed decision.

After receiving advice and guidance from the sales team, the officials in charge of the Shariati subway project chose Persian Silk marble from among the samples provided. During their visit to AtaSang collection, they examined the marble closely and finalized their decision. It was a clear choice for them after becoming familiar with our collection.

The project requires 4500 square meters of stones provided in different sizes. A part of the stone was designated for Hakami or carpet stones that could be used for the flooring of the subway building. Another part was the Persian silk slabs that were used for the walls and the waiting hall of the subway. The rest of the stone was for the building’s stepping stone and staircase, which was cut to the determined size for the stairs and under the stairs.

The requird dimensions and measurements were sent on time. An important issue that pleased the project officials was that all the shipments contained stones of the same quality, without any discrepancies in quality from the beginning to the end of the contract.