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Egyptian Marble – Quality, Variety & Global Demand


Overview of Egyptian Marble

Egypt is one of the world’s leading producers of high-quality natural marble, with a rich history in stone craftsmanship dating back to ancient civilizations. Egyptian marble is known for its durability, unique veining, and elegant finishes, making it a preferred choice for interior and exterior applications.


Key Features:

Wide variety of colors & patterns
High compressive & tensile strength
Excellent workability for cutting & polishing
Competitive pricing compared to international alternatives


Egyptian Marble Quarries & Sourcing

Egypt has vast natural reserves of high-quality marble, primarily extracted from the following key locations:

Galala Region – Home to the famous Galala Beige marble, a versatile choice for interiors and exteriors
Sinai & Suez – Produces premium light-colored marbles like Sinai Pearl & Silvia Marble
Minya & Assiut – Source of high-density, white marbles such as Samaha Marble
Red Sea Mountains – Offers exclusive grey and black marbles


Sustainable Mining Practices – Ensuring responsible extraction and minimal environmental impact
 
Advanced Processing Facilities – Utilizing Italian machinery for cutting, polishing, and finishing


Popular Types of Egyptian Marble

Egypt offers a diverse range of marble types, each with unique characteristics:

Galala Marble – Creamy beige, uniform texture, ideal for flooring & cladding
Sunny Marble – Golden yellow hues, used in luxury interiors & exteriors
Silvia Marble – Beige with linear veins, commonly used for stairs & countertops
Triesta Marble – Light gray with natural patterns, high durability
Samaha Marble – White with minimal veins, a cost-effective alternative to Italian Carrara


Marble Processing & Finishes

Our marble is processed using state-of-the-art Italian machinery, ensuring precision in cutting, polishing, and finishing.


Available Finishes:


Polished

  • High-gloss, mirror-like surface.
  • Enhances the stone’s natural colors and veining.
  • Best for: Luxury interiors, walls, countertops.

Honed

  • Smooth, matte surface without shine.
  • Soft and elegant appearance.
  • Best for: Floors, bathrooms, and high-traffic areas.

Brushed

  • Lightly textured, aged surface created by mechanical brushing.
  • Soft rustic look without deep roughness.
  • Best for: Rustic designs, outdoor patios, terraces.

Acid-Washed

  • Slightly rough, aged texture created by applying acid to the surface.
  • Gives a natural antique look and light slip resistance.
  • Best for: Outdoor areas, rustic kitchens, traditional interiors.

Tumbled

  • Rounded edges and a weathered, worn appearance.
  • Achieved by tumbling stones with abrasives.
  • Best for: Vintage, Mediterranean, and classic designs.

Flamed

  • Coarse, rough texture created by exposing the stone surface to intense flames.
  • Highly slip-resistant.
  • Best for: Outdoor walkways, pool surrounds, driveways.

Sandblasted

  • Fine, even, and textured surface produced by blasting with sand under high pressure.
  • Slip-resistant with a slightly lighter color tone.
  • Best for: Exterior walls, floors, and public spaces.

Chiseled

  • Rough, hand-crafted appearance created by chiseling the surface manually or mechanically.
  • Adds strong character and a bold rustic feel.
  • Best for: Feature walls, columns, rustic cladding.

Bush Hammered

  • Highly textured and rough surface created by hammering with a bush hammer tool.
  • Very strong anti-slip properties and a rugged, uniform appearance.
  • Best for: Outdoor paving, public walkways, heavy-duty flooring.

Split Face

  • Natural, uneven, and rugged surface created by splitting the stone manually or mechanically.
  • Highlights the stone's natural layers and raw beauty.
  • Best for: Decorative feature walls, facades, fireplaces, exterior cladding.

Trade & Export Information

Egyptian marble is highly sought after in Europe, the Middle East, the USA, and Asia due to its affordability and premium quality.


Logistics & Shipping Details:

Standard Thickness: 2 cm, 3 cm (custom sizes available)
Shipping Options: 20ft containers, crated slabs & cut-to-size tiles
Certifications: CE Mark, ISO 9001, ASTM Standards

Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): 1 container (500+ m²)
Lead Time: 2 – 4 weeks (depending on volume & customization)
Loading Capacity:

  • 20ft Container: ~450 m² of 2 cm thick slabs
  • 20ft Container: ~300 m² of 3 cm thick slabs

Air Freight Available for urgent orders


Global Market Trends & Demand for Egyptian Marble

High Demand in the GCC & Middle East:

  • Used in luxury hotels, mosques, and commercial buildings.
  • Preferred for high-end flooring & wall cladding.

Growing Popularity in Europe & North America:

  • European architects favor Sinai Pearl & Galala Marble for contemporary designs.
  • Cost-effective alternative to Italian Carrara & Spanish Crema Marfil.

Expanding Markets in Africa & Asia:

  • Affordable and highly durable for residential & commercial use.
  • Egyptian marble’s competitive pricing makes it a profitable choice for importers.

Sustainability & Green Building Certifications:

  • Meets LEED & environmental compliance standards for eco-conscious projects.

Applications of Egyptian Marble

Architectural Cladding – Facades & exterior walls
Interior Flooring & Wall Panels – Elegant & timeless designs
Bathroom & Kitchen Countertops – High durability & luxury appeal
Landscaping & Outdoor Paving – Weather-resistant & anti-slip
Hotels & Commercial Spaces – Adds grandeur & sophistication


Why Choose Our Egyptian Marble?

Competitive Pricing: Direct sourcing from Egyptian quarries
Custom Processing: Tailored cuts, finishes & thicknesses
Bulk Supply & Fast Delivery: Reliable global logistics
Sustainable & Eco-Friendly: Ethically sourced & processed

Technical Specifications


Property Typical Range
Compressive Strength 900 – 1,200 kg/cm²
Flexural Strength 120 – 180 kg/cm²
Density 2.6 – 2.7 g/cm³
Water Absorption 0.2 – 0.5%
Abrasion Resistance 22 – 30 cm³/50 cm²

Egyptian marble is highly resistant to moisture, heat, and pressure, making it ideal for hot and humid climates.