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Panda White Marble Slabs

Full-size slabs of Panda White, the black-and-white marble quarried near Lianyungang in Jiangsu Province. Every block is sawn on marble gang saws in our own factory, so the slabs come off the saw in sequence and can be laid out to match across a floor, a wall or a bookmatched panel.

**Panda White Slab on Display.** Slab DQ-3, roughly 2080 × 1820 mm, polished. One wide black band sweeps up from the lower left across a clean white ground, leaving large calm areas on either side. Ask us for pictures of the slabs actually in stock before you commit to a lot.

Specifications

Stone name	Panda White Marble (also sold as Panda Marble or White Panda Marble; Chinese name 熊猫白)
Origin	Lianyungang, Jiangsu Province, China
Material	Natural marble
Color & pattern	White ground with bold black to charcoal veining
Slab size	2400–3000 × 1400–1900 mm (about 94–118 × 55–75 in), depending on the block
Thickness	18 mm and 20 mm standard (about 3/4 in); other thicknesses cut to order
Finish	Polished or honed are the usual choices; ask about others
Cutting	Marble gang saw, slabs kept in block sequence
Packing	Wooden A-frames for export
Minimum order	One slab
Shipping	LCL, full container, or DDP to your door with duties and customs clearance handled

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Polished or Honed?

Polished gives the deepest contrast. The black veins read almost ink-dark against the white, and the surface reflects light the way most people picture Panda White in a hotel lobby. It is the usual pick for walls, vanity tops and floors that don't take heavy foot traffic.

Honed is a smooth matte surface. The contrast is a little softer, but everyday marks such as light scratches and the dull spots left by acidic spills are much harder to see. For kitchens and busy floors we usually suggest honed.

Ultra-Thin Panels with Honeycomb Backing

For walls and other places where weight matters, we cut Panda White down to 2400 × 1200 × 3 mm (about 94 × 47 × 1/8 in) and bond it to an aluminum honeycomb panel or an aluminum composite panel. The finished panel is a fraction of the weight of a standard slab and goes up much more easily, while the face is still real marble with the same veining.

Where Panda White Works, and Where It Doesn't

Good fits: interior floors in homes and hotel lobbies, feature walls, bathroom walls, countertops, vanity tops, cabinetry and furniture.
Not recommended: driveways, roads, exterior paving or pool decks. It is an interior stone.
Care: like other marbles it is sensitive to acids. Lemon juice, vinegar and some bathroom cleaners will etch a polished surface. Seal it after installation and clean with a pH-neutral stone cleaner.

How to Choose a Panda Marble Slab

A Panda marble slab is bought for its pattern, so pick the slab itself rather than ordering by the name alone. Ask for photos of the slabs currently in stock, taken straight on in even light, with their slab numbers and net sizes. Then decide where the main vein should sit in the finished piece: across the center of an island, off to one side of a wall, or kept away from a sink cutout.

If one wall or floor needs several slabs, look at them side by side and keep them from the same block. Once you have chosen, reserve the slabs by number and ask for a final photo before they are packed.

What Affects the Price

We don't publish a price list, because two Panda White slabs can be priced quite differently. The main factors are:

Selection. Hand-picked slabs with a particular vein layout cost more than a general lot.
Size and yield. Larger slabs cost more, and what matters for your budget is how many finished pieces each slab gives.
Thickness and finish. 18 mm or 20 mm, polished or honed, or a custom thickness.
Fabrication. Cut-to-size work, mitered edges, cutouts and bookmatching all add labor.
Shipping. LCL, a full container or DDP delivery, and the destination.

For an accurate figure, send a cutting list with finished sizes and quantities, the thickness and finish, and where the stone is going. We'll price it against the slabs we actually have.

More Slab Photos

**Polished Panda White Slab.** One full slab standing in our yard. Bold black movement on a clean white ground is what most buyers are after. Vein width and direction change from block to block, so ask us for pictures of the slabs actually in stock before you commit to a lot.

**Slab on the Lifting Clamp.** A polished slab lifted off the line in our factory. A single vein runs almost the full length of the slab, which is why many designers order whole slabs rather than tiles.

**Slab Laid Flat for Inspection.** Laid flat after polishing so the gloss, the edges and any natural fissures can be checked under the shop lights before the slab is packed.

**Slab with Diagonal Veining.** This block breaks into diagonal veins instead of waves. Diagonal pieces suit feature walls, where the movement can run from one corner to the other.

Panda White marble slab with layered horizontal black veins in a slab warehouse — **Slab with Horizontal Black Bands.** Several dark, almost parallel bands run across this slab, a calmer, layered pattern than the swirling blocks. It suits long feature walls and reception counters; decide early whether the bands should run horizontally or vertically.

Large Panda White marble slab with dramatic swirling black and white veins — **Slab with Swirling Black Veins.** High-contrast black veins curl through the white in every direction. A slab like this is meant to be the focal point of a wall or a piece of furniture, so choose it slab by slab; a mirrored bookmatch needs a confirmed consecutive pair.

Panda White marble slabs standing in factory racks — **Slabs in Factory Racks.** Full-size slabs standing upright in our racks. Seeing several together helps when one project needs a consistent lot; ask for current photos, sizes and thickness of the bundle before you choose.

Ordering

We ship single slabs as well as full containers. Small orders usually go LCL, or DDP, where we take care of duties and customs clearance and deliver to your address. For a quote, tell us how many slabs or square meters you need, the thickness and finish, and the delivery city.