Fantasy Brown Marble Floor and Wall Tiles For Hotel Projects
Fantasy Brown Stone is a type of marble, and it might be known as Brown Fantasy. Some of the other names include Canyon Dawn, Terra Bianca, or Mascavo. No matter the name, it is a stunning natural stone that everyone will want to have in their home. This beautiful Indian stone is much harder than the typical white marble that is often used in kitchens (like White Carrara Marble or Calcutta Marble). In fact, Fantasy Brown Marble is closer to a quartzite in terms of how it will hold up in your kitchen.
Fantasy Brown Marble can vary in color and pattern from batch to batch. Homeowners should make their final choice only after looking at the full slabs.
| Tamanho | Slab: 2800 x 1800mm, 2800 x 1600mm, 2600 x 1600mm, 2500 x 1500mm, 2400 x 1400mm, 2400 x 1200mm |
| Ladrilhos: 305 x 305 mm, 305 x 610 mm, 610 x 610 mm, etc. | |
| Cut-to-size : 300 x 300mm, 300 x 600mm, 600 x 600mm, etc. | |
| Other sizes as per customized request | |
| Superfície | Polido, polido, polido, flamejado, jato de água, couro. |
| Detalhes do pacote | 1) Laje: plástico por dentro + feixe de madeira resistente à navegação por fora |
| 2) Tile: foam inside + strong seaworthy wooden crates with reinforced straps outside | |
| 3) Countertop: foam inside + strong seaworthy wooden crates with reinforced straps outside | |
| Quality Assurance: During the whole production process, from material choosing, fabrication to package, our quality assurance people will strictly control each single and every process to ensure quality standards and punctual delivery |
How often should I reseal my Fantasy brown marble?
We recommend that you reseal your Fantasy Brown Marble every year or so. Always do the water test on it. If your marble countertops are soaking water, they will soak other liquids as well, so it is time to reseal them. Water should bead up on a well-sealed marble countertop.
What's the difference between marble and granite? How to chose?
The main difference between granite and marble is that granite is a highly dense material formed deep inside the earth’s core while marble is formed from sediments under the seabed. Both solidify into stone after millions of years but the mineral composition of the two stones makes marble and granite react differently to various chemicals and household cleaners.
