What material is the white edge band and the top of the bench? Gorgeous bathroom! Thank you.

I did I think find this tile online but was unsure if it was the white wood or grey wood? Thank you SO much!

white wood

The Athens silver Cream looks very much like this tile. It is an Incredible product lead times 1-2 Business Days. It can also be called a White Oak Marble Limestone also a silver cloud and a variety of other names in the market place. The confusion of the name allows for some seriously unreasonable price fluctuations considering the price per block. It is very similar in appearance or a few other names by other companies, available for $7.45 a Square Foot in Honed and Polished.

It is also very similar to 12x24" White Oak Marble Limestone which is just $7.45 a Square Foot available online here in Honed and Polished.

Again same product 12x24". We stock around 20 different products, from mosaics of 2" Hexagon for $11.75 along with other mosaics choices such as Basketweave for $10.95 a Sq.Ft. and 1x3" Herringbone to chair rail and Baseboards. An entire family of products dedicated to this look can be found here:http://www.thebuilderdepot.com/whiteoak.html and some great blog posts here.

6x24" White Oak, 2" Hexagon $11.75 Sq.Ft. and Bullnose trim for $9.95 each and they are 12" long.

White Oak 2" Hexagon $11.75 a Sq.Ft. (thru June 2016 - maybe longer but we have to put a date).

Herringbone 1x3" White Oak $12.95 a Sq.Ft. instead of the regular 1x2" we decided because we stock the large tiles it needed a larger Herringbone.

Here are a few screenshots of the collection.

We noticed most companies had simply just bought in the tile.

We wanted an entire collection of Tile mosaics, trims and finishing pieces.

Prices on this page Valid thru June 2016, probably longer but we have to put a date :)

Athens Silver Cream White Oak Penny Rounds $12.95 a Square Foot available online here.

Ok I was looking to do a honed marble stone 12x24 in our wall to wall shower. Everywhere I've gone they kind of discouraged me from using marble in the shower because of it being such a soft and porous stone. What has your experience and maintenance experience been like if you don't mind sharing?

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