Parametri del prodotto
Item | Calacatta Black Marble |
Thickness of Natural Marble | 3 mm, 5 mm, 12mm, 15-18 mm, customized |
Surface | Polished |
Application | Commercial and residential: floor, wall, hotel, villa, stair, ceiling, counter top, vanity top, wash basin, etc |
Calacatta Black Marble is a rare and valuable marble stone known for its unique black base and white veins. It is one of the Calacatta marble series, originating from the Calacatta region in Italy.
Here is a description of Calacatta Black Marble:
Color: Calacatta Black Marble uses deep black as the main color, showing a rich and even black background overall. On the black background, bright, white marble textures are distributed, forming a sharp contrast.
Texture: The texture of Calacatta Black Marble is one of its distinguishing features. It features unique and fine white textures that exhibit flowing, curved and natural shapes. Texture may form large cloud-like or feather-like patterns, creating a sense of artistry and sophistication.
Luster: This marble is typically highly glossy and reflective, making it appear smoother, shiny and luxurious. The luster gives Calacatta Black Marble a noble and sophisticated appearance, enhancing its decorative effect.
Rarity: Calacatta Black Marble is considered a rare marble stone due to its limited occurrence in nature. Due to its rarity, Calacatta Black Marble is considered a high-end and unique decorative material.
Calacatta Black Marble is widely used in interior decoration, especially for those places that pursue luxury, high-end and unique atmosphere. It can be used on floors, walls, countertops, fireplaces and decorative details to bring a unique sense of beauty and sophistication to a space. It is often paired with white or pastel-toned furniture, metallic accents, and neutral-toned walls to highlight its unique textures and color contrasts.
How to tell if Calacatta Black Marble needs resealing?
You can determine whether Calacatta Black Marble needs to be resealed by the following methods:
Water drop test: Drop a few drops of water on the marble surface and observe the absorption of the water droplets. If the water droplets do not penetrate into the stone surface immediately, but form water droplets or stay on the surface for a period of time, it means that the stone still has a good sealing effect. If water droplets penetrate the stone surface quickly and cause the surface to darken, the stone needs to be resealed.
Stain test: Put a few drops of common liquids such as water, oil or wine on the stone surface, and then observe whether penetration and stains appear on the surface. If the liquid penetrates the stone quickly and leaves a stain, the stone needs to be resealed. If the liquid does not penetrate or leave stains after staying on the surface for a period of time, the stone has a better sealing effect.
Touch test: Touch the stone surface with your hand to feel whether it has a smooth texture. If the surface of the stone feels rough or uneven, it may be because the sealant has been worn or damaged and needs to be resealed.
Interval: It is generally recommended to reseal marble every 6 months to 1 year, based on the stone supplier’s recommendations and general maintenance guidelines. If you’re not sure when the last sealing was performed, or it’s been beyond the recommended time interval, then it’s likely that you need to reseal.
It’s important to note that different types of marble may have different absorbency and sealing needs. Therefore, it is best to refer to your stone supplier’s recommendations and instructions to determine the appropriate sealing frequency for your specific marble. Additionally, regularly keeping your marble surface clean and dry will also help maintain its good condition and gloss.
When choosing the right Calacatta Black Marble sealer for you, here are a few factors to consider:
Stone Type: Different types of Calacatta Black Marble have different water absorption and chemical properties. Some marbles may be more sensitive to acids, while others may be resistant to certain cleaners. Therefore, when choosing a sealant make sure it is suitable for the specific type of marble you are working with. Read the product instructions carefully and choose the sealer recommended for your marble.
Sealing effect: The main function of the sealant is to fill the pores of the stone to prevent liquid penetration and stains. Therefore, choosing a product with good sealing effect is key. Learn about the sealant’s performance characteristics, such as its water, stain and penetration resistance.
Cleaning properties: Some sealants also have cleaning properties, making marble easier to clean and maintain. Products like this can help prevent stains from forming and reduce the amount of daily cleaning required. Therefore, if you want to simplify your maintenance process, choose a sealant with cleaning capabilities.
Ease of use: The sealant should be relatively simple and convenient to use. Consider choosing products that are easy to apply and spread by following the instructions or instructions for use. Some sealants may require multiple coats or special application steps, so it’s also important to understand these requirements before purchasing.
Product quality and reliability: Choosing a well-known or proven sealant brand ensures product quality and reliability. Read reviews and feedback from other users to find out how the product performs and lasts.
Environmentally Friendly: If you are concerned about environmental issues, you can choose environmentally friendly sealants. Some products are labeled as environmentally friendly or low volatility (VOC), which means they have less impact on the environment and human health.
Before choosing a sealant, it is recommended to consult a professional stone supplier or consult a professional for more specific and personalized advice. They can provide tailored advice based on your marble type and specific needs, and recommend products that are right for you.
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