Marble
Pink
Pink
- Material
- Marble
- Shade
- Red & Pink
- Origin
- Available on request
- Finishes
- Polished, Honed, Brushed, Antique, Leathered
- Thickness
- 16 mm, 18 mm, 20 mm, 30 mm
- Formats
- Gangsaw Slabs, Cutter Slabs, Tiles, Vanity Tops, Mosaics, Inlay Work
Standard sizes
- Slabs — 240–320 × 150–190 cm
- Tiles — 30×30, 40×40, 60×60 cm
- Custom cut-to-size
Applications
- Flooring
- Wall Cladding
- Vanity Tops
- Feature Walls
- Staircases
- Table Tops
Gallery
Pink in detail
About Pink
Pink is a natural marble, formed as limestone recrystallised under pressure. No two slabs carry the same veining, and that variation is the material. The warm red ground is a statement. It is chosen where the stone is meant to be noticed rather than to recede.
Pink belongs in lobbies, bathrooms, feature walls and staircases, where its veining is the point. Treat it as you would any marble: seal it, use a pH-neutral cleaner, and specify honed rather than polished anywhere acid is likely to reach it.
Formats for Pink include gangsaw slabs, cutter slabs, tiles and vanity tops, at 16 mm, 18 mm, 20 mm and 30 mm. Tell us the finish, the thickness and the destination port and we will confirm availability, packing detail and a quotation within one business day.
Frequently asked
What sizes and thicknesses does Pink come in?
Standard thicknesses are 16 mm, 18 mm, 20 mm and 30 mm. Slabs u2014 240u2013320 u00d7 150u2013190 cm; Tiles u2014 30u00d730, 40u00d740, 60u00d760 cm; Custom cut-to-size. Anything outside these is cut to your drawing.
Which finishes are available?
We supply Pink in Polished, Honed, Brushed, Antique and Leathered. The right one depends on the application u2014 tell us where the stone is going and we will recommend rather than guess.
What is Pink best used for?
It is commonly specified for flooring, wall cladding, vanity tops, feature walls, staircases and table tops. Send us the drawing or describe the space and we will confirm whether it is the right material.
Does Pink vary between slabs?
Yes, considerably u2014 and that is the reason to choose marble. Veining direction, density and background tone differ between slabs. For a feature wall or a book-matched floor, tell us at the enquiry stage so the slabs are selected and sequenced rather than picked at random.
Can Pink be used outdoors?
It can be, but with care. Marble weathers and can lose its polish outdoors, and in a freeze-thaw climate it is not the right choice. For external work we would usually point you at a granite instead u2014 tell us the location and we will say plainly what will hold up.
How much maintenance does it need?
Marble is calcareous, so it reacts to acid. Seal it on installation, clean with a pH-neutral product, wipe up wine, citrus and vinegar promptly, and keep away from limescale removers and bleach.
Where is Pink quarried?
Quarry origin for this shade is confirmed at enquiry stage u2014 ask the export desk and we will tell you exactly where the block comes from.
Can I get a sample before ordering?
Yes. We send physical samples of any shade in the catalogue before you commit, and for larger orders we will photograph the actual slabs allocated to you prior to crating.
How is it packed for export?
Film wrapping, EPE foam between every surface, edge and corner protection, then heat-treated fumigated timber crates on moisture-resistant pallets. Loading is supervised and photographed before the container is sealed.
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