Interactive catalog
The stone, the finish,
then the kuhleh.
In Jordan and Palestine, stone is named after the town it is quarried in. Pick a type, a finish and a joint color to see the stone on its own, a wall built from it and a whole facade in it, with prices per square meter and per linear meter.
Ma’an
Musamsam (Stugged) · Fine-chiselled (Stugged) · Gray cement
The wall and facade are rendered previews built from the stone photo and the chosen kuhleh, to approximate the look rather than reproduce it exactly. Illustrative image of color and finish. To see the real stone, request a sample.
01Stone
02Finish
Short, fine, parallel chisel strokes in rows like sesame seeds, by hand or by machine (stugged). The classic Amman and Jerusalem facade finish.
03Kuhleh (joint)
Kuhleh is the mortar pointing between the stones. Its color changes the whole facade: gray is traditional and quiet, white lifts the stone, charcoal draws the courses, and stone-matched hides the joints.
- Origin
- Ma’an
- Color
- Ivory white to beige; first grade is hard with low porosity
- Uses
- Premium villa facades, columns, surrounds
per m²
16.5–28.5 JOD
per linear m
4.1–7.1 JOD
Approximate prices for the stone only, around 5 cm thick, without transport. We confirm the final price in a written quote.
Samples are paid: a real piece of the stone and finish you choose.
Square or linear meter
We sell both ways.
Per square meter (m²)
For wall and facade cladding in random course heights, and for floors and interiors.
Per linear meter (lm)
For fixed-height courses, sills, window surrounds, cornices, corners and steps. Priced by the piece’s height.
Price per linear meter ≈ price per m² × course height in meters
Samples are paid: a real piece of the stone and finish you choose.