Cipollino Ondulato Marble

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Cipollino Ondulato Verde or Rosso Marble Slabs For Flooring and Wall Cladding Projects

Cipollino Ondulato Marble always comes in Polished Jumbo Slabs with 3/4'' thickness, which is quarried in Tuscany, Each Cipollino Onulato Marble Slab is unique and alive with dynamic swiels of deep brown, green, rosso or burgundy and dramatic black, and also highlited by rich wave patterns accross the whole slab surface.

Marble Cipollino Ondulato Verde is characterized by ondulated veining in shades of green, white, red, purple and dark grey.

Cipollino Ondulato Rosso Marble has a polished appearance and measures 2cm. Burgundy, rust, charcoal, cream, and tan swirl in a kaleidoscope of colors within this one-of-a-kind Italian stone. Cipollino Ondulato Polished Marble is an excellent choice for kitchen countertops, islands, bars, fireplace surrounds, wall features, powder rooms, bathroom counters, shower surrounds, tub surrounds, and a variety of other interiors uses.

Cipollino Marble is an eye-catching multicolored marble characterized by green, black, and grey mixed colored veining. Stunning for interior décor applications.

Applications of Natural Marble

The specific method of marble floor cleaning

1. Occasionally clean the marble surface with warm water and dry it with a clean rag. Scrubbing with soft leather for wiping will not leave water stains. According to the specific situation of the floor, clean with a mild cleaning solution (detergent and warm water), the best rinse and dry, once or twice a year.

2. Waxing helps to protect the marble, but it is not necessary. If you insist on waxing, you can choose to use colorless wax. White marble should not be waxed, as this may cause the marble to turn yellow. Marble can be sealed, sealing helps prevent staining and allows dust to be wiped off with a damp rag.

3. Oil stains may include butter, hand cream, or lotion. In case of oil stains, promptly sprinkle the surface of the oil stain with an absorbent powder such as white powder or corn starch. After some time, brush off the powder and sprinkle with new powder and leave for 24 hours.

4. To remove, use a hot, clean solution and a hard brush. Or wipe with ammonia and a damp rag. Whichever method is used, rinse and dry at the end. If these alkaline solutions do not remove all the oil stains, you can try using a dissolver. Make a salve with acetone or pentyl ester or a dry cleaning solution for home use.

5. Open windows, keep good ventilation, don't go near places with fire, and the poultice should not be left for too long. Vinegar can be used to clean many things, but not for cleaning marble. Vinegar can damage the surface of this type of stone, so keep the two at a distance. Do not use any type of detergent or soap, and if you do not have a special detergent, then it is best to clean with warm water only.