White Carrara

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White Carrara - Macro View

White Carrara - CloseUp View

White Carrara - Slab View

Details:

White Carrara

Orginal name:

Marble

Stone Type:

460

Stone ID:

Italy

Country of origin:

Veins

Pattern:

Gray, White,

Colors:

Bathroom, Fireplace, Floor

Application:

Comments:

Milky white stone with some light gray veining .

Base Stone Colors (color names are approximated):

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Name: amy	Date: 2009-03-04 11:14:51
this is really white

All Granite and Marble - Moderator	Date: 2009-02-19 16:53:44
Sue Hicks: Most likely, yes. Sealing might prevent some staining issues but mechanical and chemical damage will still happen.

Name: Sue Hicks	Date: 2009-02-18 17:13:17
If I keep the marble sealed, will it still dull?

All Granite and Marble - Moderator	Date: 2009-02-10 17:13:45
Hendrik A Kroon: Might, as you put it, is an understatement. It will stain. Just a matter of time. Realistically, you either accept that marble will stain, scratch, dull, wear or you'll go crazy worrying about it. If you agree to the "aging" of the marble, and want that look, then it's ok. Otherwise, I would look into alternatives such as some granites (bianco romano for example) or engineered stone. You'll have a hard time trying to get the exact look of marble without getting marble though.

Name: Hendrik A Kroon	Date: 2009-02-10 16:38:31
Love this as a kitchen countertop but hear that even if sealed might stain. What is an alternative?

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