Wide Scratch Double-Black Marble

Wide Scratch Double-Black 

Wide Scratch Double-Black is a special finish applied by Pars Stone Factory to the Double-Black stone. This stone is highly durable, with a structure and composition similar to granite, making it one of the blackest stones available on the market.

Purchasing Wide Scratch Double-Black Stone

Wide Scratch Double-Black is a unique black stone with a distinctive finish. Its appearance and texture set it apart from other building stones, making it a popular choice. In addition to its unique beauty, Wide Scratch Double-Black also offers high strength and durability, making it suitable for various applications. Let’s explore the key features of this Scratch-finished stone.

Features of Wide Scratch Double-Black Stone

Double-Black stones are known for their durability and strength, often referred to as “semi-granite.” While technically classified as marble, their structural analysis is similar to granite, leading some to categorize them as semi-granite. The Wide Scratch finish has the following features:

• Highly durable and strong
• Relatively low water absorption
• Suitable for various weather conditions
• Attractive texture and appearance
• Non-slip surface with a soft texture
• Continuous lines that create a striking optical illusion
• An ancient, weathered appearance that appeals to fans of unique stones
• (When used on building facades, it creates the illusion of height; when used on floors and walls, it adds depth to the space.)

Applications of Wide Scratch Double-Black Stone

Stones with finishes like Wide Scratch, Ancient, Leathered Scratch, and Grooved are often used for decorative purposes and in combination with other stones. For example, in a building facade featuring leathered bush-hammer Double-Black stone, Wide Scratch Double-Black can be used for walls, columns, and other parts of the facade to enhance the overall design. Other applications include:

• Interior and exterior decorative elements
• Walls, columns, and overall building facades
• Gardens, halls, traditional cafes, and restaurants
• Courtyards, landscaping, and rooftop gardens
• TV walls
• Around fireplaces and elevators
• Pool surroundings, bathrooms, and restrooms