Original name:
Classic White
Other name(s) used:
Luce Di Luna, Bianca Quartzite, Branco Classico
Material:
marble
Internet ID:
1635
Country of origin:
Brazil
Pattern:
Veins
Colors:
Black, Gray, White
Application:
Kitchen, Bathroom, Fireplace, Floor
Comments:
A stunning white stone with areas of gray highlights and occasional dark gray veining.
Absorption by weight (%):
0.09
Density (kg/dm3):
2.850
Compressive strength (n/mm2):
99.85
Abrasion resistance hardness (mm):
Bending strength (n/mm2):
6.20
COMMENTS:
The Classic White has a bright white background with light grey linear veins running through the entire stone. The Classic White Lunar has gray undertones and occasional deep gray veins throughout the stone as well. In general, the Lunar is darker than the Classic White.
Is there a difference between Classic White and Classic White Lunar?
The sample you have is called Classic White Lunar. Our stone called Moon Night is also known as Super White. Good luck!
I got a sample from S. Plainfield a few days ago - it was numbered 3801. Is that the same as Super White, or do I have a different sample?
You can always test a sample of the stone. Spill wine, orange juice, tomato sauce and so on to see and understand how the stone will react with different spills and how long it will take for it to stain or etch. Good luck!
We cannot guarantee that the stone will not etch, because it's a natural stone. I recommend to have the surface honed to minimize the risk of etching and to acquire a sample to see how it looks.
By etching I mean reacting instantly with acids like wine. I haven't found them to be staining or scratching at all.
Do you have any Classic White Quartzite slabs that you know for sure are not etching? If it exists, I would love to find it.
John
Any other suggestions for kitchen counters.mainly white?Am not averse to marble but prefer durability of granite.
Do you have classic white available in your PA location... like in frame 1430 bottom picture? Thanks