Sunny Marble
The Sunny comes from the region of Minya in Egypt, about 400 kilometers south of Cairo, and has a warm base in shades of beige and yellow. Geologically, it is limestone that is commercially available as marble. It is available in three versions, Menia, Cleopatra, and Gold, with different intensity in yellow.
- Color
- Beige
- Origin
- Egypt
- Material
- Limestone
What is Sunny
Sunny is an Egyptian limestone with a warm beige base, sold commercially as marble. Egypt is one of the largest suppliers of beige materials in the Mediterranean, and Sunny is one of the most widespread in the category due to its uniform appearance and stable availability.
Features
- Geological type: limestone, not marble
- Origin: Egypt
- Color: warm beige
- Appearance: uniform, without bold pattern
- Related materials in the catalog: Sinai Pearl, also Egyptian limestone
Features
| Color | Beige |
|---|---|
| Origin | Egypt |
| Material | Limestone |
Frequently Asked Questions
No, they are different materials. Both are Egyptian limestones, but the Sinai Pearl comes from the Sinai Peninsula and has a different tone and texture.
Mainly the maintenance. The limestone surfaces are more sensitive to acids, that is to lemon, vinegar, wine, and acidic cleaners, which leave a dull mark. In Egyptian limestones, the matte finish is the most common in the market, not the glossy.
Information about Sunny Marble
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