Being a newlywed couple we were in a hurry settling life. We purchase a house but it was half-done in parts, at that time we were looking out for a faster & more economic installation with greater accuracy and then we finish our search at Mont Granite marketplace where we found ample of fancy natural stones in travertine, limestone and soapstone for my favorite. Within no days, every work from assembling, roughening, fixing and buffing was carried out with finesse and profession.

I enjoyed shopping here more than the big box stores because it has an overwhelming collection. I could find here like almost everything I required for making my place look beautiful and elegant. When I was finally plunged into the decision of making a new home at Columbus, I was not sure I could find something amazing as Mont. Visiting Mont made me feel good about my decision of heading to Columbus. We were glad looking at the designs of fine-engineered materials in granite, marble, limestone. Mont has some of the best selections in granite that I have seen. They are professional and their service is great. I really like this company for natural stone.

After looking at granite at 3 places, we wanted to take a better look at 4 slabs at Mont, where Slabs of granite are arranged like slices of bread, and you cannot see but a few inches of each slab. We asked to see slabs. He (I believe his name was Chris) was unfriendly. He pulled the first slab out, and when we see asked to see another, he said (very rudely) "how many are you wanting to look at". We said, "we have 4". He said "you can only look at two." I said "no one told us that." He said "that's company policy". How can you only look at two slabs when you can barely see but a few inches of 95 percent of them? We had just left Dente granite, where slabs are facing forward for easy viewing and the people are very nice and helpful. There, after we chose our favorite, they pulled out 6 slabs from the same lot, so that we could choose our 2 favorites from same lot. Mont's display is terrible, yet they don't want to pull slabs to view. We walked out.