Italian Grigio Orobico Exotic Dark Marble Slab
Grigio Orobico Marble is becoming a feature in modern and minimalist spaces. A variety of grey tones complete this collection which echoes the extravagant side of nature.
Grigio Orobico Marble is a grey marble from Italy Camerata Cornello, Val Brembana, Trescore Balneario, Bergamo, Lombardia).
Forms: Slabs, Blocks, Tiles.
Processing options: Polished, Sawn Cut, Sanded, Rock faced, Sandblasted, Tumbled.
Proposed uses: Countertops, monuments, mosaics, stairs, exterior – interior wall and floor applications, fountains, pool, wall capping, and other design projects.
Also known as: Grigio Orobico, Marmo Orobico Grigio, Arabescato Grigio, Arabescato Orobico Grigio Marble.
Marble Arabescato Grigio features dramatic veins of dark grey accented with patches of white on a black background. The best use of Italian Exotic Dark Grey Marble is for a book match design on the wall or floor.
1: Basic Information | Italian Extra Dark Marble | Esta Stone
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Material |
Arabescato Orobico dark grey marble |
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Color |
Grey |
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Size
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Tile: 12″x12″, 16″x16″, 18″x18″ etc. Slab: 140up x 240up x2cm /3cm etc. Countertop: 96″x25.5″ & 30″x76″ etc. Vanity top: 22″x31″, 22″x37″, 22″x49″ (other dimension is available) |
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Available Products |
Tile, Slab, Countertop, Vanity, Top, Kerbstone, Paving, Wall Facade, Staircase, etc. |
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Surface Finishing |
Polished,Honed,Flamed,Bush-hammered,Chiseled,Pineapple,Natural Split,Tumbled,Sandblast,etc. |
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Usage |
Countertops, Floor, Wall cladding, Building Decoration. |
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Quality (QC follow) |
Part A: Material Selection Part B: Polish Edge Detail Part C: Quality Inspection and Packaging |
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Port |
Xiamen, China, Or Customized. |
The historicity and the traditional value of Grigio Orobico Grey Marble are testified by its use in churches and noble palaces, dating back to 1600. The polished finishing gives it an extraordinary shine and it is particularly recommended for interior floors, however, due to its excellent resistance, this marble can also be used for exterior floors and walls, preferably with different finishes.
2: Italy Grey Marble | Esta Stone Factory
3: Arabescato Grigio Marble Factory
4: FAQ: How To Clean Stains from Natural Marble?
1. The Natural Stone Institute recommends using household bleach to remove pen stains. Apply the product with a clean cloth until the stain is removed, then rinse with water before drying the stone. Remove food stains with hydrogen peroxide, then rinse and buff the stone with a dry cloth.
2. Remove water spot buildup or rings from the stone by lightly polishing it with steel wool, taking care not to buff any more than is necessary to remove the spot.
3. Use diluted ammonia to kill mold or mildew, combining 1/2 cup with one gallon of water. Oil-based stains can be removed with detergent, ideally a dishwashing detergent containing grease-fighting chemicals. With either of these options, always rinse the stone clean with water and buff it dry with a clean cloth.
