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iconic natural stones.”
– Patrick Perus, President and CEO, Polycor
Overview
The Stones that Built History
Polycor stones have been used in the construction of heritage sites and monuments worldwide.
US Capitol
Trocadéro
Louvre Museum
Adnoc Building
Polycor brings cutting-edge expertise to the restoration of buildings and monuments that were built with its natural stones.
Engineers and restoration teams work hand-in-hand to ensure the preservation and restoration of these historic monuments.
Bold new
Products
At Polycor, creative ideas, constant new product development and innovative solutions push the limits of what we can do with our natural stone.
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Location of Quarries and Plants
Polycor stones are produced world wide.
Our Star Quarries
Indiana Limestone Quarry
America’s most iconic building stone 
Cambrian Black Quarry
Discover the birthplace of the most beautiful black granite in the world.
Georgia Marble Quarry
The Pillar of American Marble
The marble that built the historical masterpieces of American architecture.
Bethel White® Quarry
The Only White Granite
The most recognized white granite of modern architecture.
Barre Gray® Quarry
Largest Dimension “Deep-Hole” Granite Quarry
Plants
Major Facilities
With 17 manufacturing plants across Canada, the United States and France, Polycor has consolidated innovative technologies and worked with research and development experts over the past 30 years to make Polycor the leading natural stone producer in the market today.
Bloomington
Indiana, U.S.A.
Limestone Blocks and Hardscaping Finished Goods
- Modern technologies and processes yield some of the finest construction limestone available on the market
- 150,000 square feet of manufacturing facilities
- Located on site of NSC-373 Certified quarries by the Natural Stone Council
Saint-Sebastien
Quebec, Canada
Tiles and Slabs
- 1 cm ultra-thin slab fabricator
- More than a million square feet of tile every year.
Riviere-a-Pierre 
Quebec, Canada
Curbs and Pavers
- One of the most modern and productive in the industry.
- Radial curbs and non-standard formats, such as bridge pillars.
Tate
Georgia, U.S.A.
Slabs and Cut-to-size
Supplier of the five construction marbles used the most in American historical institutions since 1884.
Building on respect for the history of the companies acquired over the years, and for the projects that its stones contributed to, Polycor remains an innovative and proactive company that has definitely moved beyond the Stone Age.
