Athens Nero Portoro Black and Gold Marble Slab For Hotel Floor Decoration
Athens Nero Portoro Marble, also known as black and gold marble, is one of the most beautiful among the polychromatic marbles. Portoro Stone is a high-quality black with gold veins marble. The vast crystalline black of its base is furrowed by a spectacular burst of golden veins and white effervescences. La dolce vita, glamour, exclusivity, and good taste are the defining concepts of this natural stone, considered the most expensive black marble in the world.
Portoro Marble Stone, also known as black and gold natural marble, This precious black stone consists of an intense and bright black color with gold veins running through it that range from intense yellow to honey color.
The peculiarity of Portoro Marble Slab's appearance makes it a unique marble, irreplaceable as an ornamental stone. There is no stone similar, in luxurious sophistication or characteristic, to this black and gold beauty. Portoro is a natural work of art, in front of which it is easy to become enchanted.
| Tile | Slab | Kitchen countertop | vanity top |
| 12"x12"(305×305) | 1000(up)*600(up) | 96"x36" | 25"x22" |
| 24"x12" (610×305) | 1000(up)*700(up) | 96"x25 1/2" | 31"x19"/22" |
| 24"x24"(610×610) | 1000(up)*900(up) | 96"x16" | 37"x19"/22" |
| 18"x18"(457×457) | 1800(up)*1200(up) | 78"x36" | 49"x19"/22" |
| 400*400 | 2400(up)*1200(up) | 78"x25 1/2" | 61"x19"/22" |
| 800*800 | According to your request | 72"x36" | 73"x19"/22" |
| According to your request | As per your drawing | ||
| Thickness:10mm,12mm,15mm,18mm,20mm,25mm,30mm,35mm,40mm,etc | |||
How to clean marble stains
In the event that marble has persistent stains as the staining substance has now been absorbed, it is possible to act effectively with other natural products such as baking soda or Marseille soap. The best procedure to clean marble stains in such cases is as follows:
1. First of all, clean the surface with a microfibre cloth soaked in a little warm water.
2. Then, clean the halo with Marseille soap, rubbing gently again with the microfibre cloth. Alternatively, you can sprinkle the damaged surface with a little baking soda and pass the microfibre cloth over it with circular movements.
3. After that, rinse the microfibre cloth with warm water and use it to clean the surface of the soap or baking soda residues.
4. Finally, as mentioned above, do not let the surface dry itself but dry it well with a clean cloth. A chamois cloth is excellent otherwise clean absorbent paper can be used.
