About Pure Black Marble
Pure Black is a honed marble remnant listed in Santa Clarita, Los Angeles County. This 87" x 69" piece has a recorded thickness of 2cm. One piece is available from bundle 21464.01.
The photo shows a stepped lower-left profile and a small step at the upper-right edge. Plan a cut inside those shape limits to retain an uninterrupted dark surface.
Appearance
Near-black stone has a largely even dark field with faint fine vertical tonal lines. The honed finish gives the surface a soft, low-sheen appearance.
Applications
- Bathroom vanities
- Bar tops
- Fireplace panels
Final layout depends on the usable outline, cutouts, vein direction and cutting allowances.
For marble countertop fabrication, a stone fabricator can review vein direction, cutout placement, and edge profiles against the listed piece's measured face when planning a bathroom vanity top; fabrication and installation scope should be confirmed with the selected team.
Inventory & Availability
- Material: Marble
- Stone Name: Pure Black
- Finish: Honed
- Thickness: 2cm
- Size: 87" x 69"
- Listing Type: Remnant
- Quantity: 1 piece
- Bundle: 21464.01
- Slab number: 1
- Supplier-reported area at this size: 42 sq ft
- Shape note: Stepped lower-left profile and a small upper-right edge step are visible; confirm usable area.
- Location: Santa Clarita, Los Angeles County
Available in Santa Clarita - use Check Availability to contact the seller directly and confirm current availability, exact piece condition, usable area, finish, final pricing, and pickup details.
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Pure Black Marble Countertop Remnant
Sophisticated Stone
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87" x 69" · Honed
Santa Clarita
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Pure Black, honed 87" x 69" marble remnant; single piece for bathroom vanities.



