Luxury Italy Palissandro Marble Slabs Perfect used in Floor Tiles, Wall Tiles, and Kitchen Countertops
Palissandro Bluette marble is a kind of stunning stone quarried from Italy, featuring a light blue base with shinny gold sparks and veinings, which can create a romantic modern atmosphere with ever-changing styles, perfectly fits the rational maturity with romantic elegance. It shines like countless gems under the weak light, showing a charming brilliance.
Palissandro Dark Grey Wooden Marble is a natural marble mainly with light blue veins. The texture of some slabs is a straight line of light blue, and the veins are horizontally distributed in parallel. But the texture of some other slabs is chaotic or landscape, and this style is wild.
Palissandro Bluette Marble is characterized by its unique rainbow veins, perfect for applications of dramatic interior design ideas with a sense of elegance.
Products | Slab,Tile,Stair,Window sill,Mosaic,Countertop,Sink,Column,Fireplace,Tombstone,etc |
Finishes | Polished, Honed, Sandblasted, Brushed, Bushhammered, Grooved, etc. |
Size | Popular Tile Size |
Thickness: 10mm, 12mm, 15mm, 20mm, 25mm, 30mm… | |
400 x 400 -16" x 16" ; 300 x 600 -12" x 24"; 305 x 305 -12" x 12"; 457 x 457-18" x 18" ; 610 x 610 – 24" x 24"; 800×800-31 1/2" x 31 1/2" | |
or customized. | |
Popular Slabs Size: | |
Gangsaw slabs—(120-180)*(240-300)*1.8/2/3/4cm | |
Tolerance: | +/-0.5mm for 1cm thick tiles |
+/-1mm or 1.5mm for the thickness more than 1cm |
What distinguishes marble from granite and other stones?
Marbles are metamorphic limestones that were re-crystallized at high temperatures and high pressures.
Granites are intrusive magmatic rocks with a compact and uniform granular structure formed by cooling and solidification of underground and buried magma.
The commercial names of stone materials are based on the hardness of the material, the factor defining workability and performance when installed, and the groups of decorative stone materials in marble, granite, travertine, and stone categories. Marble materials are listed with a hardness of 3-4 on the Mohs scale and granite materials with a hardness of 6-7 on the Mohs scale; by way of comparison, diamonds in this scale have a hardness of 9.
