Pietra Grey is a calcite grey marble. The alternation between very fine white streaks and barely perceptible linear slate-colored glazes provide animation and elegance.This grey marble fits perfectly in contemporary environments that wish to emphasize the use of natural stone.
Material: | Pietra grey marble |
Color: | Grey |
Surface Finish: | Polished, honed, antique,sandblasted,bush hammered, etc. |
Available size | Tile:305 x 305mm, 305 x 610mm,400 x 400mm,610 x 610mm, 600mmx60mm，600mmx400mm etc. Thickness 10mm 20mm 30mm |
| 12" x 12", 12"x 24", 16" x 16",18" x18", 24" x24" etc. Thickness 3/8" | |
Packing: | Tile:carton inside + strong wooden crates with reinforced straps outside and fumigation |
Delivery time | About 7-10 days after receiving 30% advance payment |
Payment terms:
| T/T: 30% ADVANCE PAYMENT, 70% BALANCE AGAINST B/L COPY RECEIVING |
| L/C: irrevocable L/C at sight |
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Professional Inspection
After the products are finished, the QC will inspect the length, thickness,glossiness,flatness,edge finish and everything piece by piece according to the order list.
Packing & Container Loading
We use strong wooden crates with reinforced straps or wooden bundles outside with fumigation.
F AQ
1.How can you tell quality of granite?
Thick granite is considered higher quality (and more durable) than thin granite. Quality countertops should be around 1 to 1 ¼-inch thick in order to provide the necessary durability associated with natural stone. Take a close look at granite to see if you notice any dings, dents, scratches or uneven surfaces.
2.Does coffee stain granite?
Coffee, whether from spills or cup rings, can leave stains on granite counter tops. When possible, wipe up stains as soon as they occur to prevent staining. Stains that are not wiped up immediately require additional attention.
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How strong is marble?
As a result, marble is less porous and slightly stronger than limestone, but still less durable than granite. Depending on the limestone and the mineral combination within the marble, most marble rates from three to five on the Mohs hardness scale.
