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Crema Fedora

White - Marble

Greece

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Item Details

Material Type:
Marble
Origin:
Greece (Levadia, Thives, Viotia)
Primary Color(s):
White
Recommended Usage:
Exterior - Interior wall and floor applications, countertops, mosaic, fountains, pool and wall capping
Additional Names:
Vanilla Marble, Vanilla Cream Marble Marble, Crema Fedora
Finished Surface:
Polished, Sawn Cut, Sanded, Rockfaced, Sandblasted, Tumbled

Testing

Water Absorption:
0.54 % By wt
Density:
2690 kg/m3
Flexural Strength:
12 MPa
Compressive Strength:
106 MPa

Description

Apparent Density (DIN 52102 / ASTM C-97 / EN 1936): 2690 kg/m3
Water Absorption (DIN 52103 / ASTM C-97 / EN 13755): 0,54 % wt
Compressive Strength (DIN 52105 / ASATM C-170 / EN 1926): 106 MPa
Flexural Strength (DIN 52112 / EN 12372 / ASTM C-99 modulus of Rupture): 12 MPa
Friction Wear (DIN 52108): 3,70 mm

FAQ

Can Greece's Crema Fedora Marble be used in wall coverings?

Yes, Greeces Crema Fedora Marble can be used in wall coverings. Crema Fedora Marble is a type of marble that is known for its creamy beige color and elegant appearance. It is commonly used in interior design, including as wall coverings in homes, commercial spaces, and outdoor applications. The natural beauty and unique veining of Crema Fedora Marble can add a touch of luxury and sophistication to any wall surface.
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Can Greece's Crema Fedora Marble be used exterior applications in hot climates?

Yes, Greeces Crema Fedora Marble can be used for exterior applications in hot climates. Marble is known for its durability and ability to withstand heat, making it suitable for outdoor use in hot climates. However, it is important to choose a marble with good resistance to weathering and fading, as some marble varieties may be more prone to damage from prolonged exposure to sunlight and heat. It is recommended to consult with a professional or supplier to ensure that the specific Crema Fedora Marble from Greece is suitable for your particular climate and intended use.
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What grade is Greece's Crema Fedora Marble?

There seems to be a mistake in the question. There is no such thing as Greeces Crema Fedora Marble. There is a type of marble called Crema Marfil, which is a popular and highly-valued marble originating from Spain. It is not specific to Greece.
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How thick is Greece's Crema Fedora Marble slabs?

The thickness of Greeces Crema Fedora Marble slabs can vary, but typical thicknesses range from 2 cm (0.79 inches) to 3 cm (1.18 inches).
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Can Greece's Crema Fedora Marble be used indoors?

Yes, Greeces Crema Fedora Marble can be used indoors. Marble is a versatile material that is commonly used for interior applications such as flooring, countertops, wall cladding, and decorative accents. It is known for its elegant and classic appearance, making it a popular choice for indoor spaces.
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Are there color variations of Greece's Crema Fedora Marble?

Yes, there are slight color variations in Greeces Crema Fedora Marble. The base color is usually cream or beige, but depending on the quarry and the mineral content of the stone, there may be subtle differences in tone and veining. Some Crema Fedora Marble may have more golden hues, while others may have slightly darker veins or flecks of grey. These variations add to the natural beauty and uniqueness of the stone.
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Can Greece's Crema Fedora Marble be used in a living room?

Yes, Greeces Crema Fedora Marble can be used in a living room. It is a popular choice for flooring, countertops, and fireplace surrounds. The subtle beige and cream tones of this marble can add warmth and elegance to any living room. It has natural veins and patterns that make each piece unique and beautiful. However, it is important to properly seal and maintain the marble to protect it from spills and stains.
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What is the coefficient of friction of Pickled Greece's Crema Fedora Marble tiles?

I do not have access to information regarding the coefficient of friction of Pickled Greeces Crema Fedora Marble tiles. It would be best to contact the manufacturer or supplier of the tiles for this specific information.
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Is Greece's Crema Fedora Marble an expensive stone?

I do not have access to current market prices on specific materials or products. However, marble is generally considered a luxurious and expensive stone due to its beauty and durability. Pricing can vary based on supply and demand, as well as factors such as quality and availability.
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Kim Smith

I have this marble installed in my bathrooms - shower enclosure, floors and walls. What is the best product for cleaning it? Does it need to be sealed? I want to seal the grout but not sure if I should seal the marble tiles as well

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Kim+Smith

Thanks for your quick response! I will try the contact you have provided. Kim

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