Marble · Carrara, Tuscany / Italy
Statuarietto
The finer-veined variant of Statuario
- Origin Carrara, Tuscany / Italy
- Stone type Marble
- Vein Medium-density veining
- Block yield medium
- Bookmatch Available
- Colour family White Marble
See Statuarietto under the light
A live 3D scene built from a real photograph of the slab. Drag to rotate, scroll to zoom.
Drag to explore the texture
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The 3D scene is generated in real time from an actual photograph of the slab and is intended as a guide. In natural stone the veining, tone and texture differ on every slab; the final choice should be made on a physical sample or slab approval.
Colour range sampled from the slab
Statuarietto is a white marble quarried in the Carrara district of Italy and used as a building material in many parts of the world.
Care note
Marble is sensitive to acids (lemon, vinegar, wine, limescale remover). Use a neutral pH cleaner, wipe up spills at once and impregnate every 1–2 years.
Where is Statuarietto used?
A thickness, finish and detail recommendation for each application. Always confirm your choice on a physical sample before you start.
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Flooring
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Wall Cladding
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Bathroom & Wet Areas
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Kitchen Worktop
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Stairs & Treads
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Fireplace
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Facade Cladding
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Furniture & Objects
Surface finishes
- Polished
- Honed
- Brushed
- Antiqued
- Sandblasted
- Patinato
The surface finish changes the colour and reflection of the stone noticeably. You can compare the four main finishes in the studio.
Formats
- Block
- 2.4 – 3.0 × 1.5 – 2.0 × 1.5 – 2.0 mQuarry / stock selection
- Slab
- ~320 × 195 cm (variable)2 cm and 3 cm
- Cut-to-size
- 30×60 · 60×60 · 60×120 · 80×80 cm1.2 / 1.5 / 2 cm
- Custom cutting
- Waterjet, CNC, mitre, chamferProject-specific
- Dimensional tolerance
- ± 0.5 mm thicknessCalibrated
Technical data
- Density
- 2.68 – 2.72 g/cm³EN 1936
- Water absorption (by weight)
- 0.15 – 0.35%EN 13755
- Compressive strength
- 85 – 125 MPaEN 1926
- Flexural strength
- 9 – 16 MPaEN 12372
- Mohs hardness
- 3 – 4—
- Frost resistance
- SuitableEN 12371
The figures are typical ranges for the stone type; a test report can be requested per batch.
