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Default Marble 'veneer'?

The royal 'we' wants to change the appearance of her fireplace. Right
now it is sort of a non-descript brown bricking. This is in the
interior of the house we are speaking of here, not exterior at all.

She went to several tile places, but the marble she has been able to
find is quite thick - more for flooring purposes. For the job at hand
she only needs a thin 'veneer' of marble.

She would like the real thing. Has anyone seen marble of this type? I
was wondering if perhaps there is a special name for it? I find it
hard to believe that there is not such a product.

thanks for any info you may be able to provide.

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The royal 'we' wants to change the appearance of her fireplace. Right
now it is sort of a non-descript brown bricking. This is in the
interior of the house we are speaking of here, not exterior at all.

She went to several tile places, but the marble she has been able to
find is quite thick - more for flooring purposes. For the job at hand
she only needs a thin 'veneer' of marble.

She would like the real thing. Has anyone seen marble of this type? I
was wondering if perhaps there is a special name for it? I find it
hard to believe that there is not such a product.

thanks for any info you may be able to provide.




Even the marble for flooring (around 3/8" thick) cracks too easily, any
thinner is asking for trouble. I'm going the other way for the fireplace
with a 3/4" thick continuous slab.


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