Natural granite stone is a durable and functional stone. Its’ crystalline structure is far more resistant to abrasions, staining and discoloration than most of other stones. Denser and stronger than all natural stones, granite is an excellent choice for high traffic areas where class and style is desired.

Granite feels at home in a country farm house as well as a modern high rise.  Natural granite Stone is ideal for kitchen countertops, accent islands, bar tops, dining tables, flooring- the options are endless!

There are basically two styles of Natural granite stone slabs - consistent and variegated:

1, Consistent slab contains the same pattern throughout the slab. Of course, in a natural material you will always have a few areas with inclusions of feldspar or mica, “breaks in the pattern.” Consistent slabs are easier to join with seams.

2, Variegated slabs are those with movement or veining and are a favorite of many due to their uniqueness and personality. Veining will have a swirling pattern in the slab, predominantly of a different color or a group of varying colors quite different than the rest of the slab. Variegated slabs makes your kitchen to become a unique, one of a kind showpiece.

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How Much Do You Know About The Marbles?

Marble is often used for floors and countertops, but it has also become common for the fireplaces and is appearing in other designs for home. Marble is one of the most beautiful materials for home, but it requests careful maintenance. The material is easily scratched and damaged, so must be sealed to protect it.

Many people are embracing the beauty of marble and its classic appearance. With deep veins and endless elegance, it comes in a variety of finishes ranging from polished to matte. Although white tends to be the color that is mostly associated with marble, it is available in brown, pink, green, gray and other shades. It is also possible to get many edges for marble items, and Xiamen GENSTONE Company could offer you the service from design to build and fixing. 

Some of the popular marble designs that are emerging include marble vanities in different shapes. The traditional square or rectangular slabs are still seen, but many people are moving on to circles and ovals. Some have been installing sinks made from the material. In addition, the stone is not being limited to the bathroom and kitchen, also marble is showing up in people’s dining room tables. Marble beautify your life and GENSTONE company built to last!

How to remove the ink from the marble

Marble is an expensive stone used on many counters, tables and floors, where ink can easily come into contact with the marble surface. Anything from a broken ink pen to a leaking ink cartridge can leave an ink stain on the marble surface. By acting quickly, however, you can remove the ink stain before it has a chance to set in, restoring the marble to its original condition. The ink removal process is an easy task that requires just a few simple household products.

You will need the following things:

1, Hydrogen peroxide or non-chlorinated bleach

2, Baking powder

3, Paper towels

4, Bowl

5, Spoon

6, Plastic wrap

Steps:

1, Saturate a paper towel in hydrogen peroxide if the marble is dark in color. If the marble has a light background, use non-chlorinated bleach instead.

2, Blot the paper towel over the stain until it is cleaned off. In some instances this will be all that is necessary to remove the stain. If the stain does not come off completely, take the next step.

3, Mix a paste by pouring baking powder into a bowl (enough to cover the stain entirely). Stir in either the hydrogen peroxide or non-chlorinated bleach until a creamy paste has formed.

4, Dampen the area of the ink stain with a wet paper towel, which will open the pores of the marble, thereby allowing the paste to absorb the stain more easily.

5, Apply a thick layer of the paste over the stain, then cover with plastic wrap.

6, Rinse the bowl you used to create the paste, and place it upside down over the stain to hold the plastic wrap in place.

7, Let the paste sit for a few hours, or until it has dried fully. Then remove the plastic wrap and wipe away the dried paste with a wet paper towel. If any ink stain remains, repeat this process.