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Panda White Marble Stair Treads – Continuous Vein Matching
Tread blanks set out in a long staggered run to see how the big black swirls travel from one step to the next.
Specifications
| Component | Individual stair treads and cut-to-size pieces |
|---|---|
| Material | Panda White Marble |
| Finish | Polished |
| Fabrication focus | Slab selection and sequential piece layout |
| Pattern | Bold black and gray swirls on a white base |
| Approval stage | Dry-lay photos for your review |
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What the Photo Shows
Here the pieces are laid in a staggered sequence that mimics the stair, to check how the large, irregular black veins travel from tread to tread. That matters when the architect wants the stair to read as one composed surface rather than a set of unrelated steps.
Every tread still has to meet the project dimensions and installation details. Vein continuity is a planning goal rather than a promise of seamless joints, so we photograph the layout for your approval before final edge work and packing.
Applications and What We Need from You
Curved stairs, turning flights and complete stone stair packages, with slab selection and tread/riser coordination led by the architect. Quotes are based on approved shop drawings or templates.
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