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Milwaukee Slab Showroom & Stone Warehouse

Looking for granite, quartz, quartzite, marble or porcelain slabs in the Milwaukee area? The StoneX USA showroom and slab warehouse in West Allis puts hundreds of full-size slabs under one roof — so you can see real material, real veining and real finishes before you commit, instead of choosing from a 3×3 sample chip.

Visit Our West Allis Slab Warehouse

StoneX USA
1735 S 106th St, West Allis, WI 53214
Phone: +1 (414) 998-0404
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–5:00 PM (call to confirm weekend availability)

We are minutes from downtown Milwaukee, just off the I-94 corridor — an easy stop for homeowners, fabricators, builders and designers from Waukesha, Brookfield, Wauwatosa, Racine, Kenosha and the greater Wisconsin area. Get directions on Google Maps.

What You Will Find in the Showroom

Why Buy Slabs Locally in Milwaukee

Natural stone is a one-of-a-kind product — two slabs of the same color name can look completely different. Choosing your exact slab in person means no surprises on installation day. Local supply also means faster turnaround: your fabricator can pick up material the same week instead of waiting on freight from out of state.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an appointment to visit the showroom?

Walk-ins are welcome during business hours. For dedicated one-on-one help selecting slabs, we recommend scheduling an appointment so a stone specialist can be ready for you.

Can homeowners buy directly, or is it trade only?

Both. Homeowners are welcome to select their slabs with us; we then coordinate with your fabricator or connect you with one of our Wisconsin fabricator partners for templating and installation.

How do I know which slabs are in stock right now?

Our live inventory page reflects the slabs physically in our West Allis warehouse, updated continuously.

Which areas do you serve?

The full Milwaukee metro — West Allis, Wauwatosa, Waukesha, Brookfield, New Berlin, Oak Creek — plus Racine, Kenosha, Madison and fabricator partners throughout Wisconsin and northern Illinois.

Coming from the west side? See our guide to stone countertops for Waukesha buyers.

Coming from outside Milwaukee? City guides: Waukesha · Kenosha · Brookfield.

How Far Is StoneX USA From You?

The warehouse sits at 1735 S 106th St, West Allis, WI 53214, right off I-94 in the middle of the Milwaukee metro. Typical drive times:

Coming fromDrive timeRoute
West Allison site1735 S 106th St
Milwaukee~10 minutesI-94 east
Wauwatosa~10 minutesHwy 100 north
Greenfield~10 minutesHwy 100 south
New Berlin~15 minutesBeloit Rd west
Brookfield~15 minutesI-94 or Bluemound Rd
Oak Creek~20 minutesI-894 south
Waukesha~20 minutesI-94 west
Racine~30 minutesI-94 south
Kenosha~40 minutesI-94 south
Madison~1 hr 20 minI-94 west
Chicago metro~1 hr 30 minI-94 south

Fabricators and builders across Wisconsin and northern Illinois collect from this location; see the partner directory for a shop near you, or the wholesale supply page for trade terms.

Visiting StoneX USA: Common Questions

Where is the nearest stone slab supplier to Milwaukee?

StoneX USA is at 1735 S 106th St in West Allis - about 10 minutes from downtown Milwaukee via I-94. It is a working slab warehouse with the full inventory on site, not a sample showroom, so you can see complete slabs before choosing.

How far is StoneX USA from my town?

Most of the Milwaukee metro is within 20 minutes: Wauwatosa and Greenfield about 10, New Berlin and Brookfield about 15, Waukesha and Oak Creek about 20. Racine is roughly 30 minutes and Kenosha about 40, both straight down I-94.

Do I need an appointment to see the slabs?

No. Walk in during business hours - Monday to Friday 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM and Saturday 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM. Calling 414-998-0404 ahead helps if you want someone available to answer material questions while you walk the racks.

Can I see what is in stock before driving over?

Yes - the live inventory reads from the warehouse system, so every slab shown is physically on the racks. Shortlist colors online, then confirm and tag the exact slab on site. That way one trip is usually enough.

Is there parking and is the warehouse accessible?

Yes, there is on-site parking at the West Allis location and the slab gallery is at ground level. Fabricators and contractors collecting slabs use the same entrance.

Looking for a Stone Supplier Near You?

Searches for a "countertop supplier near me" turn up three very different kinds of business: slab suppliers, fabrication shops and retail showrooms. Knowing which one you need saves a wasted drive.

Granite suppliers near Milwaukee

Full granite slabs on the racks in West Allis, plus the multi-slab bundles that larger kitchens need.

Quartz suppliers near Milwaukee

Engineered quartz including jumbo formats, with colours that can be re-ordered for a matching second phase.

Marble supply near Milwaukee

Carrara, Calacatta and dolomite held locally rather than ordered per container.

Quartzite suppliers near Milwaukee

True quartzite, honestly labelled, in leathered, honed and polished finishes.

Supplier, Fabricator or Showroom?

What is the difference between a stone supplier and a countertop fabricator?

A supplier stocks and sells the raw slab; a fabricator cuts, edges and installs it. StoneX USA is a supplier — we hold the inventory and sell slabs, and independent fabrication shops do the cutting and installation. If you are a homeowner, you will usually pick material here and have a fabricator handle the rest. That split is why you can see far more slabs in one place here than at a fabrication shop, which typically stocks only what it is currently working through.

Can a homeowner buy from a slab supplier, or is it trade only?

Homeowners are welcome to come and select material. What we do not do is fabricate or install — that goes through a fabrication partner. In practice most homeowners either arrive with their fabricator or pick a slab here and then choose a shop from the partner directory.

What should I ask a countertop supplier near me before visiting?

Three questions sort out most of it: is the material physically on site or ordered in; can I see and tag the specific slab that will be cut for my job; and do you work with fabricators or do everything in-house. Those answers tell you what kind of business you are actually dealing with.

Do I need an appointment to see slabs?

You can walk in during business hours. Trade buyers pulling material or working through a large selection usually call ahead so someone is free to pull bundles with a forklift.

Buying for a shop or a build rather than a single kitchen? The wholesale slab supply page covers trade ordering, and the fabricator directory lists shops that work with our material.

What the Slab Gallery Looks Like

Full slabs standing on A-frames, not 4-inch samples. This is roughly what you will be looking at when you visit the West Allis showroom.

Alaska White granite full slab at the StoneX USA slab showroom near Milwaukee, WI
Alaska White granite — see the granite range
Calacatta Gold HD quartz full slab at the StoneX USA slab showroom near Milwaukee, WI
Calacatta Gold HD quartz — see the quartz range
Ocean Fantasy leathered quartzite full slab at the StoneX USA slab showroom near Milwaukee, WI
Ocean Fantasy leathered quartzite — see the quartzite range
Bianco Carrara marble full slab at the StoneX USA slab showroom near Milwaukee, WI
Bianco Carrara marble — see the marble range
Basaltina porcelain full slab at the StoneX USA slab showroom near Milwaukee, WI
Basaltina porcelain — see the porcelain range

Slabs vary within a bundle and photographs vary more than slabs do. Use these as a starting point, then check live inventory for what is physically on the racks today.

Closer to Chicago? A Second Showroom Is Coming

StoneX USA is opening a Chicago slab showroom in Elk Grove Village (1370 Lively Blvd, Elk Grove Village, IL 60007) to serve Chicagoland fabricators, builders and homeowners. The West Allis warehouse remains fully stocked and open in the meantime.

A slab yard, not a showroom of samples

People searching for a slab yard near Milwaukee are looking for the same thing we run in West Allis: a warehouse where full-size stone and quartz slabs stand on racks and can be walked, compared and tagged in person. It is not a display of sample chips — the slab you pick is the slab that gets cut for your counters, or your benchtop if that is the word you grew up with.

What is a slab yard?

A slab yard is a warehouse where natural stone and engineered quartz slabs are stored upright on A-frame racks at full size, so buyers and fabricators can inspect whole pieces before purchase. It is the stage before fabrication: the yard supplies the slab, the fabricator cuts and installs the finished surface.

Can I walk the slab yard without an appointment?

Yes — the West Allis warehouse is open to homeowners, designers, builders and fabricators during business hours, and no appointment is required to look. Booking ahead simply means someone is free to walk the racks with you and pull candidates side by side.

Planning your visit

Most people who look us up on the map are deciding whether it is worth the drive. It is — and a few minutes of preparation makes the visit far more useful. Here is how a slab viewing at the West Allis warehouse works.

Do I need an appointment to visit?

No — you are welcome to walk in during business hours and browse the racks. Booking ahead is still worth it if you want someone to walk the yard with you, pull specific colours side by side, or if you are bringing a fabricator or designer along. A short call before you set out also lets us confirm that the slabs on your shortlist are still on the floor.

What should I bring to a slab viewing?

Three things help more than anything else: rough measurements or a sketch of the countertop runs, a photo of your cabinets and flooring (or an actual door sample if you have one), and any fixed elements you are matching — a backsplash tile, a paint chip, a sink. Stone reads completely differently next to warm oak than next to white lacquer, so seeing them together is what makes the decision easy.

How does picking a slab actually work?

You walk the racks, and when a slab is right we tag it for you. From there your fabricator collects it, templates your kitchen, cuts and installs. StoneX USA supplies the stone; we do not fabricate, so you are free to use your own shop or ask us to point you to a vetted partner. If you are shortlisting before you visit, live inventory shows what is on the floor right now.

Can I look at inventory before I drive out?

Yes, and it saves time. The live inventory page lists what is physically in the warehouse, and the digital catalogue shows the full range of colours we carry. Most visitors arrive with three or four names in mind and leave having chosen something they only recognised in person — but starting from a shortlist makes the visit much shorter.

More questions, answered

Which areas does StoneX USA serve?

The Milwaukee metro including West Allis, Wauwatosa, Waukesha and Brookfield, plus Racine, Kenosha, Madison and fabricator partners throughout Wisconsin and northern Illinois.

How can I see which stone slabs are in stock in Milwaukee?

The StoneX USA live inventory page reflects the slabs physically in the West Allis warehouse near Milwaukee.

Can homeowners buy slabs directly from StoneX USA?

Yes. Homeowners select their slabs at the West Allis warehouse and StoneX USA coordinates with their fabricator, or connects them with a Wisconsin fabricator partner.

Do I need an appointment to visit the StoneX USA showroom?

Walk-ins are welcome during business hours, Monday to Friday 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. For dedicated help selecting slabs, scheduling an appointment is recommended.

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