Montclair Danby

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• Marble.com - Derek 03:20PM, Nov 29 2012

  Hello Lily. I think it’s wonderful that you’re considering a natural stone tabletop because they are quite popular right now and this material makes them unique & beautiful. When selecting natural stone tabletops, you should look at the different types, finishes, appearances, thicknesses and textures, which make up the beauty of natural stones. One great thing about natural stone is that no two stones are alike, making every single tabletop one of a kind. There are many forms of natural stone that consumers can choose from: granite, marble, soapstone, slate and more. One reason why natural stone is a favorite for a tabletop is that the finishes applied add on to the beauty and durability. Some popular natural stone finishes are polished, honed, flamed and tumbled. Granite and marble are the most appropriate natural stone choices for a tabletop application. Considered second to diamonds in hardness, granite is the most popular choice. Granite is chosen for durability and its rich composition of quartz crystals, mica, and feldspar trapped within. Chosen for its smoothness and vein-like textures, marble is added to a section of a whole countertop by those who like to bake. Both granite and marble give off different appearances compared to other natural stone products, which is why they are popular. Hope this helps!

• Lwang182002 10:10PM, Nov 27 2012

  I always think a marble or granite top dining table would be nice as I see the wood tables get scretched easily. but my husband said nobody does that. It is true? Can someone give me the pros and cons for having a table like that? thanks! Lily

• Marble.com - Natalia 05:53PM, Nov 20 2012

  Hi Keiren. Marble.com has plenty of the Mountain White Danby at the Ridgefield facility. I've checked the stock database. Hope this helps!

• Keiren 02:01PM, Nov 18 2012

  Hi,
  Which white Danbys are available at your Ridgefield Park location? We especially like the Montclair and Mountain white. Thx.

• Marble.com - Derek 01:12PM, Sep 21 2012

  Good morning Philip. For an estimate on the Danby marble, you must contact our sales office with the measurements you require: www.marble.com/locations 

• Philipachenevert 11:56PM, Sep 20 2012

  I need a piece of bathrrom vanity top 35" wide by 22" deep with 3 sides of backsplash

• Marble.com - Natalia 06:41PM, Jun 11 2012

  Montclair Danby is only available at the Deer Park, NY location right now: www.marble.com/locations

• michael 01:13AM, Jun 6 2012

  Is this currently available in your Ridgefield Park location?

• Marble.com - Kinga 09:43PM, Aug 4 2011 For pricing and availability, please contact a sales office nearest you. You can either e-mail or fax the measurements to the office including your phone number and zip code and you will receive your quote. Also, you can use our online estimating tool for pricing.
   
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• Cbcesnik 09:32PM, Aug 4 2011 I need a quote for a 68"x22"  1 sink bathroom vanity 1 1/4" thick.
• Marble.com - Derek 04:31PM, Jul 5 2011 Come take a look at our Montclair Danby in-person at the Ridgefield Park, NJ yard! We have free samples of this stone you can take home and test them out yourself against various reactants such as tomato sauce and wine to see if it holds up to your kitchen use (seal the sample first). This is one of our stronger and least absorbent marbles, and has been successfully used in kitchens, but you must be careful as it's still higher maintenance compared to a strong granite countertop.
• Marble.com - Kinga 04:07PM, Jul 5 2011 This stone is widely used in kitchens. It is available in our Ridgefield Park, NJ location.
  
  For pricing and availability, please contact their sales office.
• Richard 03:42PM, Jul 5 2011 Can this be used in a kitchen and do you have any slabs?
• Marble.com - Derek 01:13PM, Jun 13 2011 We can happily fabricate this vanity top for you. For a price, please contact our sales office or use our Online Estimate Tool: www.marble.com/estimate
• Wboenig 08:51PM, Jun 11 2011 Need vanity 22 in x 47 in. with 5 in splash guard
• Christine 10:01AM, Jan 30 2011 How does this compare in look to the classic white granite? I am in the process of designing a new kitchen and want white cabinets and marble countertops. Everyone keeps telling not to go with marble but you see it in every white kitchen in all the magazines and it looks so beautiful.
  • All Granite and Marble 12:45PM, Jan 31 2011 Christine: There is no rule that you cannot use white marble like Montclair Danby, just be aware that it will stain and etch no matter how much you care for it. If you like the natural aging look of marble, then you should use it.
• clara 04:50AM, Jan 30 2010 hi im thinking of using this material for my kitchen top ? does it go well with modern kitchens ?
  • All Granite and Marble 01:57PM, Feb 1 2010 clara : Absolutely, although it requires much maintenance and attention. It's a marble which means it's very soft and porous.