What type of stone is this?
9 years ago
Can someone tell me the name of this stone? I am trying to finish a home project and only need about 50 sq. ft. of it. Help!
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9 years agoEmperador Dark marble, split face. Now that we've established the color. Thanks guys! Now I need to try and find a place to get it. The company I purchased it from sold me the very last of it! Again I only need about 50 sq ft.
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