White Agate Table Top

Add a touch of natural elegance and sophistication to any room with our White Agate Table Top. Made from genuine white agate, this table top brings a unique and luxurious element to your decor. Each piece features its own distinct veining, making it one-of-a-kind. Elevate your space with this stunning statement piece.

 

Feature	Details
Product Name	White Agate Table Top
Surface Finished	Honed,Polished
Color	Yellow,Black,White,Red,Purple Wood,Green,Grey,Pink,Rainbow,Pink,Tiger Eye etc
Advantage	(1)Big hardness (2)Very durable (3)Strong corrosion resistance (4) High-temperature resistance (5)Non-toxic and non-radioactive (6)Low cost
Usage	Interior & Exterior Decoration. Be widely used in countertops, washing basins, and bar counters, and also suitable for exterior wall panelling, flooring and etc.
Small slab	1800(up)×60-90(up)mm Thickness: 15mm, 18mm, 20mm and etc
Big slab	2400(up)×120(up)mm Thickness: 20mm, 30mm and etc
Cut to size	300 x 300mm, 600 x 600mm, 800 x 800mm and etc Thickness:10mm, 15mm, 18mm, 20mm and etc
Kitchen countertop	96" x 25.5", 108" x 26", 96" x26", 108" x 25" and etc Thickness: 20mm;30mm;20mm+20mm laminate and etc
Island top	96"x36",108"x36",96"x40",72"x36" and etc
Vanity top	31"x22",37"x22",49"x22",61"x22",73"x22" and etc
Stair step&riser	1000-1300x300x20/30mm & 1000-1300x150x20mm
Quality control	(1)Standard Exporting Seaworthy Package ( Inner: plastic film and foam; Outer: Solid Wood crates or pallets.) (2) Color Difference Control (3) Thickness tolerance:+/-0.5mm,+/-1mm
MOQ	Welcome Small Trail Orders
Sample	Contact Us For Free Samples
Payment	T/T, L/C, Escrow, Western Union
Delivery	Within three weeks after Confirmation

 

Guidelines for White Agate Table Top Surface Planning

1. General Planning Considerations

• The White Agate Table Top surface layout should consider its relationship with walls and columns.
• The block size should be proportionate to the building space for a balanced and aesthetic look.
• The seams of the table top should be:
  • Connected with the vertical seams of the wall and column (through seam) or
  • Regularly aligned for a structured appearance.

2. Deformation and Expansion Joints

A. Main Structure Deformation Joints

• Must preserve deformation function.
• If the joints are not straight or do not match the design, the designer should decide on-site to ensure both functionality and aesthetic integrity.

B. Expansion Joint Requirements

Expansion joints (minimum 8mm) should be placed in the following locations:

1. Restricted stone areas, such as sections that need to align with pillars, stringers, curbs, and ceilings.
2. Corners of concave walls where positioning lines change at the base level.
3. Transitions between different materials, such as porous bricks, conventional clay bricks, and concrete blocks.
4. Between adjacent building components, including brick walls and concrete columns, as well as between different base layers.

C. Large-Area & Continuous Surfaces

For large or continuous stone surfaces, ensure deformation joints are set as follows:

• Steel structure areas: Every 50m².
• Corridors: Every 8–15m.
• Concrete structure areas: Every 80m².
• Corridors in concrete structures: Every 10–25m.
• Expansion joints size: 5mm–8mm.

3. Design Considerations for Parquet Flooring

• If the White Agate Table Top includes parquet designs, the parquet positioning line should be applied first.
• For modern geometric parquet designs, the pattern should be aligned with the seams of the surrounding White Agate Table Top to ensure a seamless and harmonious look.