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Verdy Yellow Granite is a striking yellow granite from Egypt, offering a vibrant and cheerful aesthetic suitable for a variety of surfaces including countertops, flooring, and wall cladding.
Verdy Yellow Granite is a lively and bold yellow granite sourced from Egypt. Its vibrant color and durable properties make it an excellent choice for both interior and exterior applications. Whether you’re looking to brighten up a kitchen, enhance a living room, or add a touch of elegance to outdoor spaces, Verdy Yellow provides a unique and attractive option.
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Why Choose Verdy Yellow Granite?
Enhance your space with Verdy Yellow Granite, where vibrant yellow beauty meets exceptional durability and versatility.
A high-gloss finish achieved by grinding and buffing the marble surface. This finish enhances the natural color and pattern of the marble, giving it a shiny and reflective quality. Ideal for creating a luxurious look in both residential and commercial spaces.
A matte finish that provides a smooth and velvety feel. This finish is achieved by grinding the marble to a fine level without polishing, resulting in a subtle sheen that reduces glare. It’s perfect for high-traffic areas and applications where slip resistance is important.
A textured finish created by brushing the marble surface with abrasive brushes. This finish gives the marble a natural, worn look while maintaining a soft texture. It’s often used for rustic or contemporary designs.
A finish that produces a worn, aged appearance by tumbling the marble with abrasives in a rotating drum. This finish is ideal for achieving a classic, antique look and is commonly used for flooring and wall applications.
A rough, natural finish obtained by splitting the marble into pieces, resulting in a textured and irregular surface. This finish is commonly used for feature walls and outdoor applications.
Marble blocks are carefully pushed into box containers using sturdy wooden bars, large forklifts, or overhead cranes in combination with a heavy-duty pushing machine. For efficient unloading, please contact us at Marmo Design.
Marble blocks are loaded directly onto trucks and transported to the port. They are then placed on wooden bars aboard specialized vessels for shipment.
Blocks are placed inside open top containers on strong wooden bars, allowing for easy unloading and handling.
Slabs are grouped into bundles, with each bundle containing 8 to 15 slabs, depending on thickness. These bundles are packed into either 20-foot box containers using a boom crane or open containers with an overhead crane, based on customer preference and container availability. Note: Polished slabs are separated by plastic sheets to prevent scratches.
Slabs are manually arranged directly on the container floor and secured with wooden bars (coverlets) along the inner long sides of a 20-foot dry box container. Longer slabs are arranged in two groups, one on the right and one on the left. Shorter slabs are arranged in four groups, two on each side. Note: Polished slabs are separated by plastic sheets to avoid scratches.
Tiles are carefully selected and packed in wooden crates lined with foam for enhanced protection. Each crate contains a specified number of tiles based on thickness, with details labeled on the outside.
12″x12″ tiles (10mm +/- 0.5 thick) are first packed in styrofoam boxes to prevent damage, then placed inside wooden crates. Thin plastic sheets are added between polished faces to avoid surface scratches.
Tiles are selected and packed on wooden pallets surrounded by foam for protection. They are secured with plastic belts and rubber edge pieces to prevent damage. The number of tiles per pallet is based on size and thickness, with all details labeled on the pallet’s side.
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