Penumbra

A dark, dramatic marble that makes a bold and stylish statement.

Description

Top Notes – copper brown with subtle white highlights.
Middle Notes – stone grey.
Base Notes – dark charcoal black.

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Type
Marble
Type And Size In(Mm)
Slabs Available Wall Cladding - 200xFreeLengthx20-40
Salt Resistance (AS/NZS - 4456.10)
A
Slip Resistance (AS/NZS 3661.1:1993)
P1

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  • Suitable for Indoors

Frequently Asked Questions

Lithic’s black stone tiles and pavers are available in finishes such as honed, polished, sandblasted and brushed, tumbled, hydro blasted, and flamed

One of the many advantages of black tiles and pavers is that they are easy to keep clean- additionally, their dark colour means that stains are naturally less visible. In a black tile bathroom, keeping your natural stone clean is easy. Please see our Caring for Your Stone article for more information.

Black tiles and pavers bring drama and style to any project. A black tile bathroom offers a refined and luxurious space, whilst black tiles in a kitchen with minimalist cabinetry creates a sleek and modern vibe.

  1. Marble is not hard to maintain: One common misconception about marble is that it is difficult to maintain. While it’s true that marble is a natural stone and requires some care, it’s not necessarily difficult to maintain. The key to keeping marble in good condition is to clean it regularly and avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners. With proper maintenance, marble can remain beautiful and durable for many years.
  2. Marble is not fragile: Another misconception about marble is that it is fragile and prone to cracking or breaking. While it’s true that marble is softer than some other types of natural stone, such as granite, it is still a very durable material. With proper installation and care, marble can withstand daily use and last for many, many years without cracking or breaking. However, it’s important to note that if a heavy object is dropped on marble or if it is subjected to extreme force, it can crack or break.