Discover SunnyMenia Limestone, also known as Sunny Beige or Sunny Gold. This renowned beige-yellow limestone with natural white shades brings a sophisticated touch to any space, perfect for a wide range of applications from paving to interior finishes.
Sunny Menia traded worldwide as Sunny Menia Limestone, and sometimes Sunny Menia marble is one of the few Egyptian limestones that importers already know by name. Its warm, light beige-yellow tones carry natural white shades, so it fits contemporary, Mediterranean, and classic designs with ease. Because it costs less than marble or granite, it also moves in high volume across many markets.
Note: Sunny Menia is a natural limestone. Although traders sometimes call it "Sunny Menia marble," it remains a limestone geologically.
Sunny Menia performs best in low-to-medium traffic settings, both indoors and in covered outdoor areas. Indoors, it suits flooring in hotel lobbies, homes, and retail spaces, as well as interior feature walls. Moreover, the soft greenish tint in some batches works beautifully in biophilic, nature-led design.
Designers also choose it for covered paving, residential staircases and entrances, and countertops in light-use settings. As a result, a single stone can carry several parts of one project while keeping a consistent look.
Like every limestone, Sunny Menia needs simple care to stay at its best. Therefore, we recommend periodic sealing and routine cleaning, especially in busy or sunlit areas. In turn, clear care guidance for end buyers keeps clients happy and cuts down on after-sales questions.
Beyond its looks, Sunny Menia makes a clear commercial case for limestone importers and wholesalers.
"Sunny Beige" is an established market name across Europe, North America, and the Gulf. As a result, wholesalers enjoy a shorter sales cycle than lesser-known stones offer — in short, the product introduces itself.
Sunny Menia costs noticeably less than marble or granite. Consequently, it supports high-volume sales and widens the end-buyer base for your clients — a reliable, fast-moving stock item.
Our ISO 9001:2015-certified production covers cutting, finishing, and inspection. As a result, buyers receive steady colour and surface quality in every bulk shipment to Europe, North America, and the Gulf.
Buyer Questions
Sunny Menia is a natural limestone. Traders sometimes call it "Sunny Menia marble," yet geologically it stays a limestone — softer and more porous than true marble, with a warm beige-yellow tone. This distinction helps you specify the right sealing and care for each project.
Traders most often call it Sunny Beige, and occasionally Sunny Gold. All three names point to the same Egyptian beige-yellow limestone, which we quarry in the Menia (Minya) region.
We supply Sunny Menia as slabs, semi-slabs, and tiles. Slabs run roughly 270–300 cm long and 170–200 cm high. Tiles come in 30×30, 30×60, 40×40, 60×60, 70×70, and 80×80 cm. Thicknesses of 1.5, 2, and 3 cm are standard, and we also cut custom sizes for bulk export orders.
The key values are density 2.618 g/cm³, abrasion resistance 26.4, modulus of rupture 19, and water absorption 0.29%. Because it is softer than marble, we recommend low-to-medium traffic use and periodic sealing.
You can choose polished, honed, brushed, tumbled, or sandblasted finishes. Honed and tumbled finishes suit floors and paving, while polished works well on feature walls. We confirm the finish per order to match your project.
It works best in low-to-medium traffic areas. Indoors, designers use it for flooring in hotel lobbies, homes, and retail, plus interior and exterior wall cladding. In addition, it suits covered outdoor paving, residential staircases and entrances, and countertops in light-use settings.
Yes, for covered and semi-exposed areas such as terraces and facades. However, fully exposed, high-traffic, or sun-drenched spots need proper sealing and routine care, so the colour and surface hold up over time.
Yes. Like all limestones, Sunny Menia benefits from periodic sealing and routine cleaning, especially in busy or sunlit settings. Sealing guards against staining, scratching, and gradual fading. Moreover, clear care guidance for end buyers reduces after-sales issues.
For international wholesale orders, our typical MOQ starts at one full container (around 20–25 tons), and we also offer mixed-stone container loading. Contact our export team for exact quantities based on your sizes and finish.
Production and loading usually take 2–4 weeks after order confirmation. First, we send physical samples and detailed photos. Then we load slabs and tiles in fumigated wooden bundles and crates with edge protection for safe sea freight. Request a quote to get started.
