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Carrara White
Part of: Natural Stone Marble Natural Stone Slab
Marble - Natural Stone Slab
Some of the world's most impressive monuments are made of marble. Formed from limestone tempered by heat and pressure, marble's characteristic color swirls are what adds to its striking appearance.
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Additional Colors
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M701
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2CM, 3CM
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Variable
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Honed
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M: Medium
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Italy
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M701
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2CM, 3CM
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Variable
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Polished
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M: Medium
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Italy
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Usage Chart
Grout Joint Recommendation Durability 2 Medium/Light Commercial: Suitable for light commercial and residential use. Soundness Group A: Sound stones with no geological voids or fissures. These stones do not require any filling or patching. Exterior Usage EW Suitable for covered* exterior walls in freezing and non-freezing climates. Country of Manufacturer Italy Country of Origin Italy Polished surfaces are not recommended for floor areas where slip resistance is a concern. Our durability recommendations are only based on the technical characteristics of the stones, however, slip resistance shall still be taken into consideration when selecting the product for a specific application. Natural stone products do not meet minimum coefficient of friction thresholds recommended by safety standard setting organizations. Soundness is meant to help classify denser stones (Group A and B) from more fragile stones (Group C and D). Stones classified under Groups C and D may require additional fabrication before, during or after installation as part of regular maintenance. *Covered implies an area protected from the elements. Natural stone products are not recommended for any wet areas where they may be exposed to chemicals, such as waterlines and pools, or to extreme humidity and heat, such as steam rooms, among others. A sealer is recommended. (Note: Some stones, such as limestone and tumbled stone among others, should be sealed prior to grouting.)|Not recommended for shower floors.|These stones contain deposits of minerals and iron that may react to moisture. Stone bleeding or rusting is a common example of this. These stones should not be used in installations where they would be exposed to standing, run off water or too much humidity. A sealer is strongly recommended but will not prevent the chemical reaction from happening|White setting materials are recommended.
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