Marmo bianco di Carrara

Carrara White Marble Slabs for Kitchen Countertops and Tiles

Carrara Marble has never let us down and has always come through on some of our most challenging projects. Their attention to detail, quality, sincerity, and honesty have made Carrara Marble one of our most trusted trade partners in the construction industry. Carrara Marble is an affordable white marble offered in a variety of sizes, formats, and sizes. Carrara is recommended for Commercial wall and floor, Residential wall and floor, interior and exterior use.

Carrara White marble is one of the iconic luxury Italian marbles featuring shades of white and gray. Carrara marble slabs are offered in polished and honed finishes, and a wide variety of floor tiles, wall tiles, and mosaics are available to create stunning marble countertops, waterfall islands, marble tile floors, and accent walls throughout both residential and commercial properties.

Can marble countertops be refinished once they become scratched?

Yes. Marble can be refinished through the process of grinding and repolishing. The process will vary depending on the damage or wear. This is not a do-it-yourself project and requires a professional refinisher.

Why do some stones have a mesh backing?

Il supporto in rete migliora la stabilità della pietra per la spedizione e la lavorazione. Molti materiali esotici non rimarrebbero altrimenti intatti durante la lavorazione. Una volta installati, tuttavia, questi materiali soddisfano i requisiti di resistenza per l'uso del piano di lavoro.

If my granite is honed, will it be more likely to stain?

The honing process slightly changes the porosity of the stone. However, the use of the proper sealer will prevent any additional staining that may occur due to the honed finish.

Will the polish on my countertops wear off over time?

That depends on whether you have granite or marble. Granite, with normal wear and tear, no. That doesn’t mean that if you attack your granite with a belt sander it won’t dull the finish. The only things that could scratch granite are typically not found in the kitchen. Marble, on the other hand, is calcite that will react with acidic liquids, etching the polish. Proper sealing and maintenance are more crucial with marble countertops. Treat marble as you would fine wood furniture. Use coasters or trivets to protect the surface.