Qorveh Crystal Marble Stone Slab

One of the most durable and high-quality crystal marble stones, which is usually processed in the form of a slab, is the Qorveh crystal marble stone slab. Its white background, along with gray and sometimes honey-colored streaks, gives it a crystalline and unique appearance. This white stone slab has low strength and porosity and is mostly used in the interior parts of the building, such as the floor and walls. Qorveh crystal marble stone slab can be processed as book-match and four-match slabs because of the different lines and patterns.

Specifications of Qorveh Crystal Marble Slab

• It has a surface with high transparency and a white-colored background with gray streaks, which, of course, depending on the different sorts of that, sometimes has honey-colored streaks.
• This stone is very resistant to various weather conditions (heat, cold, and humidity)
• High compressive strength, proper abrasion resistance, and very low water absorption are distinctive features of the Qorveh crystal marble.

Size of Qorveh Crystal Marble Slab

• This stone slab is available in a large, single-piece size of 177 × 293 cm, and the listed price applies specifically to these dimensions.

Uses of Qorveh Crystal Marble Slab

1. Interior stone walls for the building
2. Kitchen countertop
3. Reception pavement stone, rooms, residential, and commercial building lobbies
4. Bathrooms and restrooms
5. Book-match and four-match forms for walls and floors in luxurious buildings
6. Tabletops for coffee tables and dining tables

The Cost of Transporting Slabs

Slab stones need to be handled with special care during moving, transporting, loading, and installation due to their large size, weight, and sensitivity to impact. That’s why the price of transporting this stone is also very considerable. In some cases, we may need to use a crane to lift the slab stone to higher floors, which could significantly increase costs for the customer.

Qorveh Crystal Marble Quarry

Qorveh White Stone is extracted from the Meteorite quarry, located in Shanoreh Village, Esfandabad District, Qorveh County, Kurdistan Province. Extraction activities at this mine began in 1992, and it has remained an established source of white stone in western Iran ever since.

Based on estimates, the Meteorite quarry has an actual reserve of approximately 585,000 tons and a nominal reserve of nearly 900,000 tons. The desirable quality characteristics of the extracted stone, including its durability and attractive appearance, have made it widely used in the construction industry.