Sinai Pearl Beige Limestone

It is a natural limestone. Traders sometimes call it "Sinai Pearl marble," yet geologically it stays a limestone — softer and more porous than true marble. This distinction guides the right finish, sealing, and placement for each project.

We supply it as slabs, semi-slabs, and tiles. Slabs run roughly 250–300 cm long and 150–200 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 2.567 g/cm³, abrasion resistance 26.5, modulus of rupture 16, and water absorption 1.31%. Because the absorption rate runs higher, we recommend sealing and mainly interior, low-moisture use.

It works best in interior and sheltered settings. Indoors, designers use it for flooring in homes, hotels, and retail, plus interior feature walls and sheltered facades. In addition, it suits staircases, entrances, and decorative cladding. Honed or tumbled finishes match its soft look.

We advise against polished exterior flooring, because the stone's porosity can lead to efflorescence (salt bloom). For sheltered exterior areas, a honed or tumbled finish with proper sealing is the safer choice. However, fully exposed, high-traffic floors call for a denser stone.

Yes — more so than dense marbles. With a water absorption rate of 1.31%, it benefits from a quality sealant and routine care, which protect against staining and moisture. Moreover, clear sealing and care guidance for end buyers drives long-term satisfaction.

You can choose honed, tumbled, brushed, sandblasted, or polished finishes. Honed and tumbled suit its sandy-beige character best, while polished works for interior, low-moisture surfaces. We confirm the finish per order.

It works for countertops in low-moisture, sealed domestic settings. However, because the stone is porous, it fits heavy-use kitchen worktops less well. For those, a denser marble or granite makes a better recommendation for your clients.

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.