Abadeh Marble

Abadeh Marble | Economical, Practical Marble for Residential Floors, Corridors and Stairs

Abadeh Marble is a well-known Iranian marble, mentioned in the building stone market alongside names such as Dehbid, Khoy, Gandomak, Josheghan and Neyshabur. It is mostly considered an economical, practical option for floors, corridors, stairs and residential units.

Colour and Appearance

In the photos of this product, Abadeh Marble has a greige-to-light-earthy background with fine, irregular darker veins and light natural flecks. This fine, speckled texture creates a natural surface that shows dirt and foot traffic less than very light marbles.

Abadeh is supplied in different grades and backgrounds, and the colour and pattern of available stock should match the project. Photos of several pieces side by side show the real range of variation better than a single sample.

Applications

• Economical flooring: for residential units, corridors and public spaces with controlled budgets.
• Residential stairs: with special attention to thickness and soundness.
• Interior wall cladding in residential and commercial spaces.
• Counters and vanity tops: as slabs, keeping in mind marble’s sensitivity to acids and stains.

Tiles are used for floors and walls, and slabs for larger pieces or counters.

Available Finishes

Polished is the most common choice for interior floors and walls and brings out the texture and veins. Honed has a matte look and shows scratches less. Textured finishes such as leathered, chiseled, grooved, rock-face, flamed-leathered and leathered bush-hammered are also available.

Price

The price of Abadeh Marble depends on grade, colour, dimensions, thickness, finish, order quantity and shipping. The figure shown on this page is the starting price per square metre; the final price is confirmed after reviewing the deliverable batch and order specifications.

Buying Guide

• For floors and stairs, pay attention to grade, colour and soundness; inspect cracks and damaged edges before delivery.
• For stairs, choose thickness and edge profile according to traffic.
• For large quantities, view a layout of several tiles to predict colour uniformity.
• Match photos of the deliverable stock and the pro-forma specifications to your project, and agree on dimensional tolerances and packing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Abadeh suitable for residential floors?
Yes, Abadeh is a common economical flooring choice for residential units and corridors; take grade and soundness seriously.

Abadeh or Khoy?
Both are considered for interior floors and stairs; choose based on colour, available grade and budget. See Khoy Marble for comparison.

How should it be maintained?
Avoid acidic cleaners and wipe spills quickly.

For an accurate quote, send the stone name, dimensions, quantity, thickness, finish and project city. Compare similar stones on the marble page.