Brushed Bush-Hammered Double-Black Marble

Brushed Bush-Hammered Double-Black Marble

Leathered Bush-Hammered Double-Black stone, commonly referred to as “semi-granite,” is more durable than Pietra gray stone and, due to its deep black color, serves as an excellent alternative to leathered granite. This building stone boasts unique features that make it suitable for various applications.

Purchasing Brushed Bush-Hammered Double-Black Marble

Double-Black is an attractive black stone with gold veining and faint white lines, making it increasingly popular among architects and clients who prefer dark-toned materials. This stone is more durable than Pietra gray stone and serves as a suitable replacement for leathered granite due to its black color.

The leathered bush-hammered finish applied to this stone enhances its appeal, making it not only visually striking but also easy to clean. Additionally, its non-slip surface and extremely low water absorption make it suitable for use in diverse weather conditions.

Features of Brushed Bush-Hammered Double-Black Marble

Double-Black semi-granite has distinct characteristics that make it ideal for various applications. With the bush-hammered leathered finish, these features are further enhanced, including:

• Attractive black color, serving as a good alternative to leathered granite
• Non-slip surface due to the fine pores created by the bush-hammering process
• Resistance to dirt and grime, making it suitable for public spaces and flooring
• Extremely low water absorption
• High impact and abrasion resistance compared to other stones
• Suitable for use in diverse climates due to its high durability

Applications of Brushed Bush-Hammered Double-Black Marble

Building stones are used in various parts of a structure depending on their type and finish. The Double-Black stone with this finish is suitable for the following applications:

• Staircase flooring
• Residential and commercial unit flooring
• Parking lot flooring
• Hotel interior spaces
• Hotel lobby flooring
• Stone curbing
• Sidewalks and walkways
• Lobby walls
• Restrooms
• Kitchens
• Decorative elements or stone furnishings
• Interior walls
• Exterior spaces
• Open areas

Purchasing and Pricing Black Stone for Facades, Walls, Flooring, and Landscaping

Building stones are priced based on various criteria, including the stone’s material, durability, strength, and longevity, as well as the amount of veining and colored lines. Other factors affecting the price include the stone’s dimensions and thickness—the larger and thicker the stone, the higher its price.