Need a beauty and versatility marbles?

[Juan12]

I need a beauty and versatility marbles for my kitchen and bathroom so friends can you tell me from where I can buy beauty and versatility marbles.i have searched a site -{ciciliotandson.com}- for this purpose but i want some opinion to someone whose tell me this site is best for me or not ? I'm trying to determine the weight to volume ratio for a cubic foot of granite and a cubic foot of marble.

[TFP Admin]

Are you looking for a distributor in Pakistan, or are you planning to have it shipped there?

[Bud Cline]

Marble in a kitchen?

Maybe not the best choice. There are plenty of sources listed everywhere on the Internet, no one here can do anything you can't do for yourself.

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[stullis]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Why do you need to know the density? It's is going to vary with different stones.

[Forbo King]

Marble for floors= a no no
Granite= Much harder and more durable floor

[Peter Kodner]

Forbo King said Marble for floors= a no no

Marble has been used for for flooring what, about 5000 years?

Yes, it is softer and requires some care, but a no-no?

Disagree totally with that comment...

[cproader]

...gotta go with Peter on this one......I have installed alot of beautiful marble floors, and got one comin in April and it is suppose to have a gold vein. Think they said it costs around $100 a ft.....

[Bud Cline]

There is nothing wrong with marble floors. The things I would consider are the vulnerability of marble when it comes to kitchen spills and utensil drops. Marble is soft as stone goes and is in some cases damaged by such things as acid from juices and stains from grease and some liquids. I think it is a bad choice for a kitchen.

In an entry it also has some vulnerabilities when it comes to footwear coming from the outside scratching the floor stone. Today's footwear can easily collect and hold small stones that can cause great damage to a marble floor when walking on it.

In the interior of a home in a bathroom marble would be fine. Not much footwear in a bathroom usually and few things in a bathroom can stain the marble.

To say it is a "no-no" isn't correct. Yes, marble has been used for thousands of years. Hell take a look at Washington D.C. Keeping in mind marble that is inches thick like that used on building exteriors and underfoot is a lot different than the highly polished marble floor tiles offered today.