Green Onyx Table

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Marble table tops are high-end, natural stone table surfaces crafted from —a premium stone renowned for its vivid deep blue hue, unique mineral veining, and exceptional durability.

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• Finish Versatility: They can be processed into various finishes to match different design styles:
  • Polished Finish: The most popular option, delivering a high-gloss, reflective surface that amplifies the stone’s deep blue tone and makes veining more striking. Ideal for modern, elegant spaces like luxury dining rooms or hotel lobbies.
  • Honed Finish: A smooth, matte surface with no glare. It softens the stone’s color slightly and hides minor scratches better than polished finishes, suiting rustic-modern or low-glare environments (e.g., outdoor patios, family kitchens).
  • Leathered Finish: A textured surface with a soft, “leather-like” tactile feel. It enhances traction (preventing slipping if used in damp areas) and adds a warm, organic touch—perfect for contemporary or industrial-style spaces.
    
  • Standard Sizes: Common dimensions include 180cm × 90cm (rectangular, for 6–8 person dining tables), 120cm × 70cm (coffee tables), and 150cm × 60cm (bar tops). Thickness typically ranges from 2cm (sleek, modern look) to 3cm (more robust, suitable for heavy use).
  • Custom Options: Manufacturers offer full customization—including unique shapes (e.g., curved edges, hexagonal), custom sizes (to fit non-standard spaces), and edge profiles (e.g., bullnose, beveled, ogee) to match specific design preferences.
    

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• The slabs feature a rich, deep blue base color—ranging from vibrant royal blue to subtle navy blue—often interspersed with white, gray, or gold mineral veining. These veins vary in thickness and pattern (some are linear, while others are swirled), making each slab a one-of-a-kind piece.
• The stone’s surface may have tiny sparkling mineral inclusions (e.g., quartz or feldspar), adding a subtle luminous effect under light.

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Maintenance Informations

• Daily Cleaning: Wipe the surface with a soft, lint-free cloth and mild soapy water (avoid harsh detergents or abrasive sponges, which can scratch the finish). For polished surfaces, dry immediately to prevent water spots.
• Stain Prevention: Clean up spills (especially oil, wine, or acidic liquids like lemon juice) as soon as possible—blot with a paper towel first, then wipe with soapy water. For long-term protection, apply a granite sealer every 1–2 years (choose a high-quality, water-based sealer and follow the manufacturer’s instructions).
• Avoid Damage:
  • Do not place extremely heavy objects (e.g., large appliances) on the table’s edges, as this can cause cracking.
  • Use coasters under glasses (to prevent water rings) and placemats under hot dishes (though the stone is heat-resistant, sudden temperature changes can still damage the sealer over time).
  • Never use acidic cleaners (e.g., vinegar, ammonia) or abrasive products (e.g., scouring powder), as they can etch the surface or wear away the finish.

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