Wooden Blue Marble
Wooden Blue Marble
Slabs

Wooden Blue Marble

Soft blue-grey defines this Wooden Blue marble, quarried in China and cut so the natural veins run in straight, parallel lines that mimic the grain of timber. Light and dark grey stripes weave through the blue base color, echoing the growth rings you’d see in a plank of wood, which is exactly what gives this stone its name. Since it reads as more linear and structured than a typical veined marble, it brings a calm, orderly rhythm to a wall or floor instead of the busier movement you get from stones like Calacatta or Emperador. It suits both modern and traditional interiors, especially where you want a distinctive stone that still reads as understated.

Applications: Pool Coping
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Origin

China

Color

Blue base with light and dark grey linear veining

Finish

Polished, Honed, Brushed, Bush-Hammered, Sandblasted, Tumbled, Sawn

Compressive Strength

approx. 100–130 MPa

Water Absorption

approx. 0.2–0.4%

Density

approx. 2,500–2,600 kg/m³

Recommended Use

Interior and exterior walls and floors, countertops, stairs, window sills, fountains, pool and wall capping

Key Properties

Distinctive wood-grain veining, moderate durability, requires periodic sealing, vein-cut and cross-cut options available

  • 120 x 240 cm
  • Custom sizes available upon request
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Quality
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Every order is vigorously inspected to meet your specific project requirements.

Export Grade Wood Crates
Export Grade
Wood Crates

Packed in durable ISPM-15 wooden crates for maximum protection.

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& Secure

Every crate is securely packed and labeled with the required shipping marks.

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Carefully loaded and secured to ensure safe transport worldwide.

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