Is Marble Porous?
Marble is rapidly becoming extremely popular. With the uprise in the popularity of marble, many people are considering using marble to help elevate their homes and businesses. One of our most frequently asked questions when it comes to marble is: Is marble porous? Which then begs the question: What does it mean to be porous and non-porous?
PULVERIZED MARBLE 101
Marble forms in large deposits that can be hundreds of feet thick and geographically extensive. This allows it to be economically mined on a large scale, with some quarries producing millions of tons of marble per year.
Where is Marble Found?
In the southeast Chiricahua Mountains in Cochise County, lays the 110-year-old Cochise Marble Quarry. Cochise Marble Company is the only American-Veteran owned marble quarry in the US. By thoughtful design, our branding and stone names honor the rich history of the country and veterans. Contact us today to get some premium marble of your own, and invest in the popular marble market!
HOW TO CLEAN MARBLE
While it is a naturally beautiful stone, it is still important to clean marble in order to maintain its shine and beauty for years to come. Taking the proper steps and using the right supplies to clean marble surfaces can make all the difference in protecting this veined stone.
A BRIEF HISTORY OF MARBLE
Marble is a beautiful stone that has been used for thousands of years around the globe, and the history of marble is fascinating. This stone is a byproduct of limestone subjected to time under heat and pressure that causes its metamorphosis into marble. Due to its availability and hardness ranking of 3 on the Mohs hardness scale, it has often been a top choice for sculptors earning its popularity and setting the history of marble in stone.
COCHISE MARBLE COMPANY
Cochise Marble Company is the only American-owned, Arizona-based marble quarry in the world. The vision of Cochise Marble Company to build strategic partnerships that will allow for the supply of some of the most gorgeous marbles in the world from the Cochise quarry.
