Double Black Marble

Double Black Marble, featuring a leathered bush-hammered finish and a black background with very subtle golden and white veins and waves, has earned a distinguished position among builders and architects. As a metamorphic stone with high strength and durability, it is considered a suitable alternative to black granite with a flamed leather finish. Leathered bush-hammered finish is not a type of stone but rather a stone processing and finishing technique that prepares the stone surface for various applications. During the bush-hammering process, diamond-tipped brushes are applied to the stone to create a uniform, needle-like texture on its surface. This process increases friction and helps prevent the surface from becoming slippery. In the leathered finishing process, wire brushes or specialized abrasive tools are used to create a rough, uneven, and matte surface. The final result is a stone with a textured, uneven, and matte finish.

Features of Double Black Marble

• Slip resistance due to the fine bush-hammered protrusions on the stone surface
• Resistance to dirt absorption
• Resistance to water and moisture absorption
• Resistance to various weather conditions
• Extremely strong and durable
• Modern and unique color combination

Uses of Double Black Marble

• Floor stone of commercial and residential buildings
• Stair stone and stone for parking lots
• Hotel lobbies and interior spaces
• Restrooms and Bathrooms
• Kitchens
• Outdoor applications
• Producing stone decorative accessories