Luxury stone marble in construction

Marble is one of the most luxurious stones that has been widely used in our country for many years. The stone that is mostly a symbol of luxury and expensive buildings and is generally used in the interior decoration of houses that have a large and pleasant space and will be accumulated from luxury and stylish furniture and of course valuable. This stone, especially with the advancement of technology, the emergence of new mines and increasing imports, has become much more diverse today, and you can choose a variety of designs and colors for the interior decoration of your home. To learn more about the nature of marble stones, their uses and ideas for their optimal use, join us and this article at.

Properties of marble

Marble can have various properties depending on the types and varieties they have. However, in general for this type of metamorphic rocks, several unique properties can be enumerated:
Specific weight (density) equal to 2560 kg per cubic meter
Has a high and significant color variation (so that they can be seen in cream, red, brown, pink, black, mustard, green, etc.)
Green Marble, Enix, Emperor Light and Dark are examples of marble stones that can be mentioned.
The brand ofmarble in the global markets is Onyx. The main imports of marble products are from India and China, while its main mines are located in Italy - as the largest exporter of marble. The mines of this stone in Iran are very few compared to countries such as Italy. However, in some parts of the country such as Sanandaj, Sirjan, Azna or Aligudarz, there are significant marble mines.
The remarkable thing about marble that may be interesting to you is that marble is by no means the same as marble! Although most people confuse marble and marble sinks, it must be acknowledged that marble is the result of changes made to travertine and bears no resemblance to marble. One of the most important differences between marble and marble is its texture. In fact, marbles have a more locked texture than marbles, and in simpler terms, marbles have undergone more transformation. In our country, Iran, we have and use all three types of marble, marble and travertine.

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