Portuguese stone-paving contractor in the Nordics

Epistone (Roc2c)

Stone paving / calçada (Benedita)

Epistone, Lda (NIF 515025763), which trades as Roc2c, is a natural-stone paving contractor in Benedita specialising in Portuguese cobblestone pavement (calçada portuguesa). Its Norwegian branch has been in the Brønnøysund register since 2019 for paving work in natural stone and other materials.

OriginPortugal (Benedita, Alcobaça)
Legal entityEpistone, Lda — NIF 515025763 — Rua da Serradinha, 6, 1.º D, 2475-116 Benedita (nif.pt; eInforma)
ActivityFloor and wall covering (CAE 43330); Portuguese cobblestone and natural-stone paving, vertical calçada and landscaping under the Roc2c brand (eInforma; roc2c.com)
Nordic presenceNorwegian branch EPISTONE LDA (NUF) — org. no. 922775672 — registered 10 Jul 2019; paving in natural stone and other materials
Target marketNorway

Corridor footprint

nif.pt lists Epistone, Lda (NIF 515025763) in Benedita. eInforma gives its seat as Rua da Serradinha, 6, 1.º D, 2475-116 Benedita, classifies its activity as floor and wall covering (CAE 43330) and lists a roc2c.com e-mail domain. Under the Roc2c brand the company sells and lays Portuguese cobblestone pavement, natural-stone paving and vertical calçada for private, hospitality and public projects.

The Brønnøysund register lists its Norwegian branch, EPISTONE LDA (NUF, org. no. 922775672), registered on 10 July 2019 under other specialised construction activities, with a registered purpose of paving work in natural stone and other materials.

Why this matters

Natural-stone paving is a skilled trade with few specialist crews in Norway. Portuguese calçada contractors have taken the craft abroad, and a Norwegian branch is the formal route to contracting there.

Know this company? If you work at Epistone (Roc2c) or have verified information about its corridor activity, email miguel@fractio.se and we’ll update this page.

Thinking about entering the Nordics?

Fractio helps Portuguese companies navigate Nordic market entry, regulatory requirements, partnership development and Nordic market dynamics.

Talk to Fractio →