Doha Modern Palace Stone Project

Doha Modern Palace stone project overview

This existing FutureStone project record covers a modern palace project in Doha, Qatar. The original description separates the palace and majlis areas and records a large interior stone package rather than a single product order. The page below keeps the published project facts and adds the procurement details a buyer needs when evaluating a comparable palace or majlis stone scope.

The original project record states that the palace required about 10,000 sqm of stone, the majlis was about 6,000 sqm, and the recorded installation duration was two months. Because the source record presents these as project references, they should be used as documented scope indicators rather than as a promise for a future project.

Material and application scope

The recorded material package combines repeatable nano glass tile surfaces with decorative waterjet work and vertical nano glass pillar details. For a palace or majlis project, each application should be specified separately so the pattern, support, finish, quantity and installation sequence can be reviewed before production.

• Interior floors: confirm module size, joint layout, finish, traffic level, transition details and whether a waterjet medallion needs a numbered dry-lay plan.
• Interior walls: confirm elevation drawings, panel or tile format, lighting conditions, corner details, outlet locations, joint width and cleaning expectations.
• Waterjet medallion: provide the pattern drawing, overall diameter or dimensions, stone color map, border detail, piece numbering and installation sequence before cutting.
• Nano glass pillars: confirm profile, height, section, visible joints, base and capital details, protective packing and the assembly order at site.
• Lift frames: provide opening dimensions, return depth, edge details, fixing method and tolerance requirements so the stone frame is coordinated with the lift contractor.

The three project images below are retained from the original record as visual references. They help explain the interior atmosphere and material coordination, but they do not replace approved shop drawings, a current site survey or final engineering documents.

Project delivery and approval sequence

The original record describes a two-month installation reference and a project package spanning floors, walls and lift frames. A comparable Qatar palace project should connect the design brief, material approval, fabrication and site handoff in one controlled sequence.

1. Brief and area schedule: separate palace, majlis, public areas, bathrooms, lift frames and decorative focal areas, then confirm quantities and priority rooms.
2. Material approval: review current nano glass color, surface finish, waterjet stone palette and pillar samples before reserving production capacity.
3. Drawing coordination: issue floor layouts, medallion patterns, wall elevations, pillar sections and lift-frame dimensions with tolerances and fixing notes.
4. Fabrication and QC: confirm cut-to-size details, piece numbering, edge treatment, dry-lay photos, finish approval, inspection records and replacement-piece handling.
5. Packing and site handoff: separate crates by room or elevation, confirm crate marks and packing lists, and align unloading, storage and installation responsibility with the Doha site team.

Doha palace stone project procurement handoff

A useful RFQ for a similar Doha or Qatar palace stone project should include the location, floor and wall schedule, lift opening dimensions, material reference, finish, thickness, waterjet pattern, pillar profile, quantity, drawings, destination and installation deadline. Separate the quotation by nano glass tiles, medallion pieces, pillars and lift frames so the fabrication and packing scope can be checked line by line.

• Material evidence: request current sample photos, color range, finish sample and the approved waterjet stone palette.
• Technical evidence: provide plans, elevations, medallion drawings, pillar sections, lift-frame dimensions, joint details, fixing notes and tolerance requirements.
• Approval evidence: confirm pattern drawings, dry-lay or assembly photos, piece labels, inspection checkpoints and replacement-piece treatment before mass production.
• Shipping evidence: confirm crate marks, packing lists, protective separators, loading photos, gross weight, destination port and Doha site delivery responsibility.

Use the custom stone project hub for application routing, the waterjet medallion category for patterned floor references, wall and floor stone applications for architectural surfaces, luxury lobby stone packages for hospitality coordination and FutureStone project quotation support for drawings, quantities and delivery requirements.

Doha modern palace project FAQ

What materials are recorded for the Doha modern palace project?

The original project record identifies nano glass tiles, a waterjet medallion and nano glass pillars. The recorded applications are interior floors, interior walls and lift frames.

What information should a similar Qatar palace stone RFQ include?

Send the location, floor and wall schedule, material reference, finish, thickness, medallion pattern, pillar profile, lift-frame dimensions, quantity, drawings, delivery destination and installation deadline.

How should a waterjet medallion and lift-frame package be approved?

Approve the pattern drawing, stone color map, piece numbering, dry-lay or assembly photos, opening dimensions, edge details, fixing notes and tolerance requirements before production and packing.