Catalina Report on Stone Products

Published by: Catalina Research

Published: Mar. 1, 2006 - 214 Pages

Table of Contents

SECTION 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND U.S. STONE INDUSTRY TRENDS

Executive Summary

Stone Product Market Trends

Source Of Supply

Demand By Type Of Stone

End-Use Markets And Installations

Competitive Environment And Industry Profitability

Industry Capital Expenditures

Outlook

Table 1-1 Value Of U.S. Dressed Or Worked Dimension Stone Supply,1982-2011 (dollars): Supply, Shipments, And Imports

Figure 1-1 Value Of U.S. Dressed Or Worked Dimension Stone Supply,2001-2011 (dollars)

Figure 1-2 Imports’ Share Of The U.S. Dressed Or Worked DimensionStone Supply, 2001-2011 (percent)

Table 1-2 Quantity U.S. Dimension Stone Supply, 1992-2011 (metrictons): Total Supply, Rough Stone, And Dressed Or WorkedStone Imports

Table 1-3 Value Of U.S. Dressed Or Worked Marble And GraniteDimension Stone Supply, 1987-2006 (dollars): Shipments,Imports, And Total Supply

Table 1-4 Value Of U.S. Rough Dimension Stone Supply, 1982-2011(dollars): Supply, U.S. Mined, And Imports

Table 1-5 Quantity U.S. Rough Dimension Stone Supply, 1992-2011(metric tons): Supply, U.S. Mined, And Imports

Table 1-6 U.S. Producer Price Trends For Dressed And Worked StoneProducts And By Type, 1987-2006 (index): Dressed Granite,Limestone, And Marble And Other Stone

Table 1-7 U.S. Producer Price Trends For Rough Dimension Stone, 1987-2006 (index)

SCOPE AND METHODOLOGY

SECTION 2 U.S. DRESSED OR WORKED STONE AND STONE PRODUCTSHIPMENTS AND PROCESSOR/FABRICATOR COSTS ANDPROFITABILITY

Summary Of Major Findings

Dressed Or Worked Stone And Stone Product Shipment Trends

Granite Product Shipments

Limestone Product Shipments

Marble Product Shipments

Other Stone Product Shipments

Competitive Environment

Processor/Fabricator Profit Margins

Processor/Fabricator Labor Situation

Material Costs

Precast Concrete Stone Shipments

Engineered Stone

Table 2-1 Value Of U.S. Dressed Or Worked Stone And Stone ProductShipments, 1977-2011(dollars)

Table 2-2 Value Of U.S. Dressed Or Worked Stone And Stone ProductShipments By Type Of Stone, 1977-2011 (dollars): Granite,Limestone, Marble, And Others

Table 2-3 Value Of U.S. Dressed Or Worked Stone And Stone ProductShipments By Use, 1987-2011 (dollars): Building, Monument,And Other Uses

Table 2-4 Percent Distribution Of U.S. Dressed Or Worked Stone AndStone Product Shipments By Type And By Use, 1987-2011(percent): Granite, Limestone, Marble, And Other Stone;Building, Monument, And Other Uses

Table 2-5 Value Of U.S. Dressed Or Worked Dimension GraniteShipments By Use, 1987-2006 (dollars): Building, Monument,And Other Uses

Table 2-6 Value Of U.S. Dressed Or Worked Dimension LimestoneShipments By Use, 1987-2006 (dollars): Building Stone AndOther Uses

Table 2-7 Number Of U.S. Dressed Or Worked Stone And Stone ProductCompanies, Facilities, And Facility Revenues, 1977-2006(number and dollars)

Table 2-8 U.S. Dressed Or Worked Stone And Stone ProductProcessor/Fabricator Operating Ratios And Profit Margins,1977-2006 (percent): Payroll, Other Labor Costs, MaterialCosts, Total Inputs, And Profit Margins

Table 2-9 U.S. Dressed Or Worked Stone And Stone ProductProcessor/Fabricator Labor Situation, 1977-2006 (number,dollars, and percent): Number Of Employees, Shipments PerEmployee, Production Workers Percent Total Workers, AndProduction Worker Average Hourly Wages And Weekly Hours

Table 2-10 U.S. Dressed Or Worked Dimension GraniteProcessor/Fabricator Operating Ratios, 1982-2006 (number,dollars, and percent): Number Of Facilities, Facility Revenues,Payroll And Material Costs Percent Revenues, Facility LaborSituation, And Capital Expenditures

Table 2-11 U.S. Dressed Or Worked Dimension LimestoneProcessor/Fabricator Operating Ratios, 1982-2006 (number,dollars, and percent): Number Of Facilities, Facility Revenues,Payroll And Material Costs Percent Revenues, Facility LaborSituation, And Capital Expenditures

Table 2-12 U.S. Dressed Or Worked Dimension Marble And Other StoneProcessor/Fabricator Operating Ratios, 1982-2006 (number,dollars, and percent): Number Of Facilities, Facility Revenues,Payroll And Material Costs Percent Revenues, Facility LaborSituation, And Capital Expenditures

Table 2-13 Purchases Of Rough Blocks Used To Produce Dressed OrWorked Stone By U.S. Stone Processors And Fabricators,1987-2005 (dollars)

Table 2-14 Number Of U.S. Dressed Or Worked Stone And Stone ProductProcessor/Fabricators By State, 1997-2003 (number)

Table 2-15 U.S. Dressed Or Worked Stone And Stone ProductProcessor/Fabricator Revenues And Payroll And Material CostsPercent Revenues By State, 1997-2002Table 2-16 Value Of U.S. Precast Concrete Stone Shipments, 1977-2005(dollars)

SECTION 3 U.S. DRESSED OR WORKED STONE PRODUCT IMPORTS

Summary Of Major Findings

Stone Products Import Trends

Import Shipments By Leading Sources Of Supply

Granite Imports

Travertine Imports

Marble Imports

Slate Imports

Agglomerated Tile Imports

Import Costs: Insurance And Freight, And Tariffs

Table 3-1 U.S. Imports Of Worked Building And Monument Stone, Slate,Setts And Related Products, And Tile, 1992-2006 (metric tonsand dollars)

Table 3-2 Value Of U.S. Imports Of Worked Building And MonumentStone, Slate, And Setts And Related Products, And Tile For TheTop Ten Countries Of Origin, 2002-2005 (dollars)

Table 3-3 Value Of U.S. Imports Of Worked Building And MonumentStone By Type Of Stone, 1992-2005 (dollars): Travertine,Marble, Limestone And Other Calcareous, Granite, And OtherStone

Table 3-4 Quantity U.S. Imports Of Worked Building And Monument StoneBy Type Of Stone, 1992-2005 (metric tons): Travertine, Marble,Limestone And Other Calcareous, Granite, And Other Stone

Table 3-5 Average U.S. Value Per Metric Ton Of Imported WorkedBuilding And Monument Stone By Type Of Stone, 1992-2005(dollars): Travertine, Marble, Limestone And Other Calcareous,Granite, And Other Stone

Table 3-6 U.S. Imports Of Worked Travertine, Marble, And Other Non-Granite Building And Monument Stone By Type, 1992-2005(tons and dollars): With A Flat Or Even Surface Or OtherWorked

Table 3-7 U.S. Imports Of Worked Granite Building And Monument StoneBy Type, 1992-2005 (tons and dollars): With A Flat Or EvenSurface, Other Worked Not Cut To Size, And Other Worked CutTo Size By Size

Table 3-8 U.S. Imports Of Worked Travertine Building And MonumentStone For The Top Four Countries Of Origin, 2002-2005 (metrictons and dollars)

Table 3-9 U.S. Imports Of Worked Marble Building And Monument StoneFor The Top Twelve Countries Of Origin, 2002-2005 (metrictons and dollars)

Table 3-10 U.S. Imports Of Worked Limestone And Other CalcareousBuilding And Monument Stone For The Top Twelve CountriesOf Origin, 2002-2005 (metric tons and dollars)

Table 3-11 U.S. Imports Of Worked Granite Building And Monument StoneFor The Top Eight Countries Of Origin, 2002-2005 (metric tonsand dollars)

Table 3-12 U.S. Imports Of Other Worked Building And Monument StoneFor The Top Nine Countries Of Origin, 2002-2005 (metric tonsand dollars)

Table 3-13 U.S. Imports Of Worked Slate By Type, 1992-2005 (squareyards and dollars): Roofing Slate And Other Articles

Table 3-14 U.S. Imports Of Worked Slate For The Top Eight Countries OfOrigin, 2002-2005 (dollars)

Table 3-15 U.S. Imports Of Stone Setts And Related Products And Tile,1992-2005 (quantity and dollars)

Table 3-16 U.S. Imports Of Stone Setts And Related Products And Tile ByMajor Country Of Origin, 2002-2005 (dollars)

Table 3-17 U.S. Costs Of Importing Worked Building And Monument Stone,Slate, And Setts And Related Products And Tile, 1997-2005(percent): Product Cost, Insurance And Freight, And TariffCharges

SECTION 4 U.S. SUPPLY OF ROUGH STONE AND WORLD ROUGH STONEPRODUCTION

Summary Of Major Findings

Rough Dimension Stone Supply

Rough Dimension Stone Shipments

Dimension Stone Mining And Quarrying Industry

Rough Dimension Stone Imports

World Rough Stone Production Trends

Table 4-1 Value Of U.S. Rough Dimension Stone Shipped By DomesticMines And Quarries And By Type, 1977-2011 (dollars): TotalShipments, Limestone, Granite, And Other Rough DimensionStone

Table 4-2 Quantity U.S. Rough Dimension Stone Shipped By DomesticMines And Quarries And By Type, 1977-2011 (tons): TotalShipments, Limestone, Granite, And Other Rough DimensionStone

Table 4-3 Average Value Per Metric Ton Of U.S. Rough Dimension StoneShipped By Domestic Mines And Quarries And By Type, 1977-2011 (dollars): Total Shipments, Limestone, Granite, And OtherRough Dimension Stone

Table 4-4 U.S. Dimension Stone Mining And Quarrying Operating Ratios,1982-2006 (number, dollars, and percent)

Table 4-5 Value Of Dimension Stone Sold Or Used By U.S. Mines AndQuarries By Use, 1997-2004 (dollars): Rough And Dressed;Rough Blocks, Monument, Slabs, Curbing, Flagging, Roofing,Irregular-Shaped Stone, And Others

Table 4-6 Quantity Dimension Stone Sold Or Used By U.S. Mines AndQuarries By Use And Average Value, 1997-2004 (metric tonsand dollars): Rough And Dressed; Rough Blocks, Monument,Slabs, Curbing, Flagging, Roofing, Irregular-Shaped Stone, AndOthers

Table 4-7 Dimension Stone Sold Or Used By U.S. Mines And Quarries ByUse And Type Of Stone, 2004 (metric tons and dollars): Granite,Limestone, Marble, Sandstone, And Slate; Rough And Dressed;Rough Blocks, Monument, Slabs, Curbing, Flagging, Roofing,Irregular-Shaped Stone, And Others

Table 4-8 U.S. Imports Of Rough Dimension Stone, 1992-2006 (metrictons and dollars)

Table 4-9 Costs To Import Rough Dimension Stone To The United States,1997-2005 (dollars)

Table 4-10 U.S. Imports Of Rough Dimension Stone By Stone Type, 1992-2005 (tons and dollars): Slate, Marble, Travertine, LimestoneAnd Other Calcareous Stone, Granite, Sandstone, And Others

Table 4-11 U.S. Rough Dimension Stone Imports For The Top TenCountries Of Origin, 2002-2005 (dollars)

Table 4-12 Percent Distribution Of World Net Finished Stone Production ByPrimary Use Of Worked Material, 1995-2004 (percent): FloorsAnd Paving, External Wall Cladding, Steps, Internal WallCladding, Special Works, Structural Works, Memorial Art, AndOther Uses

Table 4-13 Rough Stone Production, Trade, And Consumption For Top TenCountries, 2004

SECTION 5 U.S. STONE INDUSTRY CAPITAL SPENDING AND MACHINERY SUPPLYTRENDS

Summary Of Major Findings

Stone Industry Capital Expenditures

Stone And Ceramic Working Machinery Shipments And Imports

Stone And Ceramic Tile Working Machine Exports

Table 5-1 U.S. Dressed Or Worked Stone And Stone ProductProcessor/Fabricator Spending On Structures, Machinery, AndRepairs, 1992-2006 (dollars): Capital Expenditures, Lease AndRental Payments, Spending On Tools And Accessories, AndRepairs

Table 5-2 U.S. Dimension Stone Mine And Quarry Spending OnStructures And Machinery, 1992-2006 (dollars): CapitalExpenditures, Lease And Rental Payments, Spending OnPurchased Machinery Installed And Parts, And Repairs

Table 5-3 Value Of U.S. Stone And Ceramic Working MachineryShipments By Type, 1987-2006 (dollars): Sawing Machines,Grinding Or Polishing Machines, Other Machinery, And Parts

Table 5-4 Value Of U.S. Stone And Ceramic Working Machinery ImportsBy Type, 1992-2005 (dollars): Sawing Machines, Grinding OrPolishing Machines, And Other Machinery

Table 5-5 U.S. Stone And Ceramic Working Machinery Imports By TypeBy Major Country Of Origin, 1997-2005 (dollars): SawingMachines, Grinding Or Polishing Machines, And OtherMachinery

Table 5-6 Value Of U.S. Stone, Ceramic, And Glass Working MachineryExports By Type, 1992-2005 (dollars): Sawing Machines,Grinding Or Polishing Machines, And Other Machinery

Table 5-7 Value Of U.S. Stone, Ceramic, And Glass Working MachineryExports By Type By Major Country Of Destination, 1997-2005(dollars): Sawing Machines, Grinding Or Polishing Machines,And Other Machinery

SECTION 6 U.S. STONE INDUSTRY COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT

Competitive Nature Of The U.S. Stone Industry

Leading North American Quarry/Processor/Fabricator Companies

Leading Foreign-Based Suppliers

Table 6-1 Sales Estimates For 22 U.S. Quarries, Stone Cutters, AndStone Product Fabricators, 2004 (dollars)

Table 6-2 Sales, Profitability, And Capital Expenditures For Rock Of AgesCorporation, 2000-2005 (dollars and percent)

Table 6-3 Production, Sales, And Profitability Of American StoneIndustries, 2000-2004 (tons, dollars, percent)

Table 6-4 Top Twenty-Five Rough Stone And Stone Product Foreign-Based Suppliers, First Quarter, 2005 (metric tons, containers,and dollars)

SECTION 7 SURVEY OF U.S. FABRICATORS AND LEADING IMPORTERS

Survey Methodology And General Demographics

Characteristics Of Fabricators

Fabricator Sales, Materials, And Products

Sales And Operating Ratios Of Large Importers

Products Sold By The Leading Importers

Customers And End-Users Of Leading Importers

Engineered Stone

Table 7-1 General Demographics Of Fabricators And Importers, 2005

Table 7-2 Fabricator Facilities, Sales Trends, And Products Sold, 2005

Table 7-3 Importer Sales, Products, And Applications, 2005

Table 7-4 Engineered Stone Manufacturer Sales, 2005

Table 7-5 Characteristics Of Large Importers, First Quarter 2003 (percentand rank): Primary Business, Sales, Number Of ContainersImported, And Inventories

Table 7-6 Products Imported By Large Importers, First Quarter 2003(percent): Modular Stone Tile, Slab Stone, Rough Slab, AndMosaics

Table 7-7 Large Importer Sales By Customer Type, End-Use, AndApplication, First Quarter 2003 (percent and rank)

SECTION 8 U.S. STONE PRODUCT END-USE MARKETS AND STONEWORKCONTRACTOR REVENUES

U.S. Stone Product Demand And Key End-Use Markets

New Residential Construction Markets

Residential Remodeling Market

Stone Flooring Sales

Stone Countertop Sales

New Nonresidential Construction Market

Monument Market

Stonework Fabricators/Installers

Leading Stone Product Distributors

Table 8-1 U.S. Purchases Of Dressed Or Worked Stone And StoneProducts By Major End-Use Market, 1982-2006 (dollars): NewResidential And Nonresidential Construction, Maintenance AndRepair Construction, Direct Consumer Purchases, And DirectGovernment Purchases

Table 8-2 Quantity U.S. Dressed Or Worked Stone And Stone ProductDemand, 1992-2006 (metric tons and square feet)

Table 8-3 Value Of U.S. Dressed Or Worked Dimension Stone PurchasesBy Application, 1997-2006 (dollars): Monuments, BuildingStone, Flooring, Countertops, And Others

Table 8-4 Value Of U.S. Floor Coverings Market Sales By Product Sector,1997-2006 (dollars): Carpet And Area Rugs, Wood Flooring,Ceramic Tile, Resilient Flooring, Stone, And Laminate Flooring

Table 8-5 Value Of U.S. Countertop Shipments By Material, 1997-2006(dollars): Plastic Laminated, Solid Surface Materials, And Stone

Table 8-6 U.S. Stonework Fabricator/Installer Revenues, 1987-2006(dollars): Exterior, Interior, And General Stonework

Table 8-7 U.S. Retail Sales Of Monuments And Grave Markers, RevenuesOf Death Care Services, And Share Of U.S. Deaths Cremated,1997-2005 (dollars)

Table 8-8 Top Twenty-Five Rough Stone And Stone Product Importers,First Quarter, 2005 (metric tons, containers, and dollars)

SECTION 9 FACTORS AFFECTING U.S. STONE PRODUCT DEMAND

Summary Of Major Findings

New Residential Construction Market

Residential Remodeling Market

Nonresidential Markets

Table 9-1 U.S. Spending On Construction And By Type, 2002-2005(dollars): Residential, Nonresidential Buildings, Streets AndHighways, And Facilities

Table 9-2 Total U.S. Housing Demand By Sector By Region, 2002-2005(number): Existing Home Resales, New Housing Completions,And Mobile Home Placements

Table 9-3 New U.S. Privately Owned Housing Units Started And By TypeOf Structure, 1980-2006 (number): Total Starts; In StructuresWith 1 Unit, 2 To 4 Units, And 5 Units Or More

Table 9-4 Monthly New Private U.S. Housing Units Authorized By 20,000Building Permit Places By Region, 2005 And 2006 (number)

Table 9-5 New Privately Owned Housing Units Authorized By 20,000Building Permit Places By Region And State, 1999-2005(number)

Table 9-6 Number Of Existing Single-Family Homes, Condos, And Co-OpsSold By Region And State, 2002-2005 (number)

Table 9-7 Average Size Per New U.S. Housing Unit By Type Of Unit AndRegion, 1990-2005 (square feet): Single-Family Homes, Multi-Family Units, And Mobile Homes

Table 9-8 New U.S. Single-Family Houses Sold By Sales Price, 1985-2005 (number): Under $150,000, $150,000 To $199,999,$200,000 To $299,999, $300,000 To $499,999, And $500,000And Over

Table 9-9 Average Value Per New Single-Family House Sold And AverageValue Per Square Foot, 1985-2005 (dollars)

Table 9-10 U.S. Homes Closed By The Ten Leading Domestic HomeBuilders, 2001-2005 (number)

Table 9-11 U.S. New And Replacement Residential Kitchens AndBathrooms, 1990-2005 (number)

Table 9-12 Number Of Kitchens And Bathrooms In New U.S. Housing UnitsBy Type Of Structure, 1995-2005 (number): Single-FamilyHome, Multi-Family Buildings, And Mobile Homes

Table 9-13 Total Bathrooms In New U.S. Housing Units And By Type OfUnit And Region, 1995-2004 (number): Single-Family Homes,Multi-Family Buildings, And Mobile Homes

Table 9-14 New U.S. Privately Owned Single-Family Homes By Number OfBathrooms And By Region, 1990-2004 (number and percent): 11/2 Bathrooms Or Less, 2 Bathrooms, 2 1/2 Bathrooms, And 3Bathrooms Or More

Table 9-15 New U.S. Housing Units In Multi-Family Buildings By Number OfBathrooms And By Region, 1990-2004 (number and percent): 1Bathroom, 1 1/2 Bathrooms, And 2 Bathrooms Or More

Table 9-16 Total U.S. Residential Property Owner Spending OnImprovements, Additions, Alterations, And Repairs AndResidential Spending On Kitchen And Bathroom Remodeling,1977-2005 (dollars)

Table 9-17 U.S. Kitchen And Bathroom Remodeling Spending ByOwnership Of Residential Property, 1993-2005 (dollars):Kitchen Remodeling, Bathroom Remodeling, And Kitchen AndBathroom Remodeling; Homeowners And Rental Properties

Table 9-18 Direct U.S. Average Annual Household Spending OnMaintenance And Repair Commodities By DemographicCharacteristic, 1997-2004 (dollars): Household Income, Age,Family Size, And Region

Table 9-19 Direct Homeowner And Renter Spending On Maintenance AndRepair Commodities By Demographic Characteristic, 1997-2004(dollars): Household Income, Age, Family Size, And Region

Table 9-20 Distribution Of U.S. Housing Units By Number Of Bathrooms,Total Number Of Residential Bathrooms, And AverageBathrooms Per Unit, 1995-2005 (number)

Table 9-21 U.S. Home Mortgage Interest Rates And Personal Income,1982-2005 (percent and dollars)

Table 9-22 Distribution Of U.S. Households By Demographic Characteristic,1985-2004 (percent): Household Income, Age Of HouseholdHead, Household Size, Region, And Total Households

SECTION 10 U.S. ROUGH STONE AND STONE PRODUCT EXPORTS

Summary Of Major Findings

Rough Stone Exports

Stone Product Exports

Table 10-1 Value Of U.S. Worked Dimension Stone Product Exports, 1992-2005 (dollars)

Table 10-2 Value Of U.S. Worked Building And Monument Stone, Slate,And Setts And Related Product Exports By Type, 1992-2005(dollars): Marble And Travertine, Limestone And OtherCalcareous, Granite, Other Stone, Slate, Setts And RelatedProducts, And Mosaic Tile

Table 10-3 Quantity U.S. Worked Building And Monument Stone ExportsBy Type, 1992-2005 (metric tons): Marble And Travertine,Limestone And Other Calcareous, Granite, Other Stone, AndSetts And Related Products

Table 10-4 Average U.S. Value Per Metric Ton Of Exported WorkedBuilding And Monument Stone, 1992-2005 (dollars): Marble AndTravertine, Limestone And Other Calcareous, Granite, OtherStone, And Setts And Related Products

Table 10-5 Value Of U.S. Worked Stone Product Exports For The Top TenCountries Of Destination, 2002-2005 (dollars)

Table 10-6 U.S. Exports Of Rough Stone, 1992-2005 (metric tons anddollars)

Table 10-7 Exports' Share Of U.S. Rough Stone Shipments 1992-2005(percent): Total Stone And Granite

Table 10-8 U.S. Exports Of Rough Stone By Stone Type, 1992-2005(metric tons and dollars): Slate, Marble And Travertine,Limestone And Other Calcareous, Granite, Sandstone, AndOthers

Table 10-9 U.S. Rough Stone Exports For The Top Seven Countries OfDestination, 2002-2005 (dollars)

SECTION 11 CANADIAN STONE INDUSTRY TRENDS

Summary Of Major Findings

Rough Dimension Stone Supply

Dressed Or Worked Stone Product Supply

Canadian Rough Stone Sales

Canadian Stone Imports

Canadian Stone Exports

Table 11-1 Value Of Canadian Rough Dimension Stone Supply, 1992-2005(Canadian dollars): Supply, Canadian Mined, And Imports

Table 11-2 Quantity Canadian Rough Dimension Stone Supply, 1992-2005(tons): Supply, Canadian Mined, And Imports

Table 11-3 Canadian Average Value Per Metric Ton Of Rough DimensionStone Supplied, Mined, And Imported 1992-2005 (Canadiandollars)

Table 11-4 Value Of Canadian Mined Dimension Stone Production And ByUse, 1992-2005 (Canadian dollars): Rough, Monument AndOrnamental, And Others

Table 11-5 Quantity Canadian Mined Dimension Stone Production And ByUse, 1992-2005 (metric tons): Rough, Monument AndOrnamental, And Others

Table 11-6 Canadian Mined Dimension Stone Production By Type OfStone, 1997-2004 (metric tons and Canadian dollars): Granite,Limestone, Marble, Sandstone, And Slate

Table 11-7 Canadian Average Value Per Metric Ton Produced By Type OfMined Dimension Stone, 1997-2004 (Canadian dollars): Granite,Limestone, Marble, Sandstone, And Slate

Table 11-8 Canadian Mined Dimension Stone Production By Type Of StoneBy Use, 1997-2003 (metric tons and Canadian dollars): Granite,Limestone, Marble, Sandstone, And Slate

Table 11-9 Canadian Imports Of Mined Dimension Stone By Type Of StoneBy Major Country Of Origin, 2002-2004 (metric tons andCanadian dollars): Slate, Marble And Travertine, Limestone AndOther Calcareous Stone, Granite, Sandstone, And Others

Table 11-10 Canadian Exports Of Mined Dimension Stone By Type Of StoneBy Major Country Of Destination, 2002-2004 (metric tons andCanadian dollars): Slate, Marble And Travertine, Limestone AndOther Calcareous Stone, Granite, Sandstone, And Other Stone

Table 11-11 Value Of Canadian Dressed Or Worked Dimension StoneSupply, 1992-2005 (Canadian dollars): Total Supply, Shipments,And Imports

Table 11-12 Canadian Imports Of Dressed Or Worked Dimension Stone ByType Of Stone By Major Country Of Origin, 2002-2004 (metrictons and Canadian dollars): Setts And Related Stone, MosaicTile, Marble And Travertine, Limestone And Other CalcareousStone, Granite, And Other Stone

Table 11-13 Canadian Exports Of Dressed Or Worked Dimension Stone ByType Of Stone By Major Country Of Destination, 2002-2004(metric tons and Canadian dollars): Setts And Related Stone,Mosaic Tile, Marble And Travertine, Limestone And OtherCalcareous Stone, Granite, And Other Stone

Table 11-14 Value Of Canadian Building Permits And Canadian HousingStarts, 1993-2005 (number and Canadian dollars)

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