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Eramosa
Eramosa is a natural stone slightly resembles Serpegiante marble. Eramosa has lineal pattern similar to cut of wood with its fiber structure. The secret of its beauty is not only burn mark of horizontal thin veins but as well its warm brown-cream tint. Eramosa marble with its attractive texture can become an exquisite base of any interior or exterior, which allows using to face the floor and walls, create stairs, bathroom vanity, countertops and use it as elements of decoration.
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Eramosa
FROM NATURE TO LIVING SPACES
Frequently Asked Questions
Eramosa Marble is a natural marble defined by fine vein lines running parallel and horizontally across a brown and taupe-toned background. Its linear structure creates an orderly and rhythmic aesthetic composition on the surface.
Yes. Eramosa Marble is a natural marble of metamorphic origin. It is neither granite nor quartzite.
The best-known variety of Eramosa Marble originates from Canada. Similar linear brown marbles can be found in other regions. The origin can affect the background tone and line density.
The most distinctive feature of Eramosa Marble is its horizontal, parallel veining. While marbles such as Emperador have a more fractured vein structure, Eramosa offers a more linear and orderly surface character.
Eramosa Marble is preferred for
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Wall cladding
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Flooring applications
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TV units
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Bathroom surfaces
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Stair treads
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Modern architectural projects
and similar areas. Its linear structure creates a strong architectural accent, especially in contemporary design projects.
Yes. When the vein direction is planned correctly, it can create a cohesive and flowing composition across large surfaces. Horizontal veins can create a sense of width in a space.
Eramosa Marble should be cleaned with pH-neutral cleaning products. Because of its linear veining, cleaning residues may be noticeable along the parallel lines; wiping with a dry cloth after cleaning is therefore recommended.
Yes. Due to its marble structure, it is sensitive to acidic substances. Contact with acid may leave marks, especially on the light linear vein areas.
It has a surface hardness typical of the marble group. Because of its linear structure, surface scratches may be less noticeable when parallel to the vein direction and more noticeable when running across it.
Because of its linear structure, Eramosa Marble is generally preferred for directional applications. In bookmatch applications, it can create more graphic and symmetrical compositions.
With correct installation and regular maintenance, Eramosa Marble can retain its surface character for many years.
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