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Nero Marquina Black and White Marble Floor Tiles

Le marbre Nero Marquina est un marbre noir riche et classique avec un motif de veines blanches distinctif qui convient aux projets de design d'inspiration classique ou moderne.

Nero Marquina Marble Tile is a rich, velvety black piece. Cover walls or floors with this glamorous and mysterious classic piece to create a stunning ambiance.

This black stone is especially good for Wall and floor applications, countertops, mosaic, fountains, pool and wall capping, stairs, window sills and other design projects.

This Chinese Black Marble base color black, good luminosity, pattern white, durability, frost resistance, wear resistance, hardness in quality indicators up to international standards, radioactive indicators are in line with the national class A standard, no radiation to human body, no pollution to the environment, the product can reach the national export standards, This Chinese Black Marble is the best product for modern high-end building decoration.

Because black can make other colors look brighter, even dark colors will be very effective with black, so it is mostly used as a lining color in the design. Elegant, understated, introverted style, suitable for use in the traditional style of Chinese lights; on the other hand, want to express the dry, stylish European style, you can also choose black.

Q1. What sizes of marble tile are available from Esta Stone?

A. Standard marble tile sizes include: 12”x12”x3/8”, 18’x18”x1/2”, 12”x24”x1/2”, and 24”x24”x5/8”.

Q2. What’s the best way to keep marble tile clean?

A. The best way to keep marble clean is to remove dirt, grit, and other materials that are tracked in from outdoors. Many of these substances can cause minute scratches on the surface of your marble, which can become noticeable over time. So, it’s best to make sure that the surface of the marble is clear with a damp cloth, soft broom, or vacuum as regularly as you can. Clean up liquid spills immediately, particularly if they are acidic in nature. Fruit juice is particularly problematic, as is coffee and red wine because of their tendency to stain. Even if you’ve sealed your marble, it’s a good idea not to take any chances. Clear spills right away. Don’t use bleach, vinegar, or any harsh acidic-based cleaners as these will degrade the surface of your marble over time.