Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles
STOOANCE supplies these white stone tiles for indoor bathrooms, floors, and wall cladding. The product listing names a polished finish and also lists honed/matte and brushed options. Natural color, veining, and fissures vary by batch, so review the actual material before production.
For a project quotation, share your drawings, quantity, finish, and destination. STOOANCE can support remote material selection, drawing-based fabrication, and inspection records. Confirm the nominal 10″ tile dimensions and stone classification before ordering: the source labels the product as marble but also lists its material as granite.
- Project-specific sizes and 18 mm, 20 mm, 30 mm, or other thicknesses are listed; confirm availability and suitability.
- Finish options listed: polished, honed/matte, and brushed.
- Batch selection, dimensions, finish, edges, and packing are checked against the approved order.
- Samples are free; the buyer pays courier charges in advance.
Lilac Marble Appearance and Natural Variation
STOOANCE lists these tiles under the Lilac Marble name and describes their color as white. The polished finish gives the surface a reflective appearance, but the exact tone and pattern should be judged from the selected material. A product name alone cannot establish how much lilac coloring or veining a particular batch will show.
Natural stone varies from piece to piece. Vein direction, contrast, color range, pores, and fissures may differ across tiles, and some material may receive resin treatment. For a coordinated area, review representative pieces from the proposed batch together and agree on an acceptable range before production. This is especially useful when adjacent tiles need a consistent visual rhythm.
The supplied product information calls the product marble but also contains a conflicting “Granite” material entry. STOOANCE should confirm the material classification against the actual stone before the product specification is approved.
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Confirm Tile Dimensions, Thickness, and Finish
The product name identifies a polished 10-inch Lilac tile, but the supplied specifications also list project-customized sizes. They do not confirm whether 10 inches refers to one side, both sides, or a nominal size. Confirm the finished dimensions before using the name for a takeoff or purchase order.
The source lists 18 mm, 20 mm, and 30 mm thicknesses, plus customized thicknesses. It lists polished, honed or matte, and brushed finishes. These are stated options, not confirmation that every combination is currently available. STOOANCE can review the requested combination against the selected material and batch.
- State the required finished length and width for each tile format, with units.
- Specify whether dimensions are nominal or exact, and provide the required dimensional tolerances.
- Choose the thickness to quote and identify any areas requiring a different thickness.
- Name the finish for each format and provide an approved reference sample or finish standard.
- Confirm the quantity for each size, thickness, and finish combination.
A quotation can then identify which combinations are feasible and what must be approved before production. If an existing tile or adjacent material must match, provide its measured dimensions and finish reference with the request.
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Indoor Uses and Finish Choices
STOOANCE lists these Lilac tiles for indoor walls, bathroom surfaces, and floors. A polished finish can bring out the stone’s color and veining on feature walls or other surfaces where reflected light is part of the design. For floors, the intended traffic and cleaning routine should guide the finish choice.
Polished stone can become slippery when wet, so bathroom floor specifications need a project-specific slip assessment. Honed or brushed finishes may offer a different feel underfoot, but their suitability depends on the selected material and the applicable local requirements. Confirm the finish on an approved sample before specifying it for a wet area.
Natural marble can etch when exposed to acidic products and may stain if spills are left in place. Plan for prompt cleaning with a stone-appropriate, pH-neutral cleaner, and ask whether sealing is appropriate for the selected batch and application. STOOANCE can review the intended location and finish with the buyer before fabrication.
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Drawing-Based Fabrication and Layout Planning
For Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles, a drawing-led layout helps turn the selected stone into pieces that fit the intended space. STOOANCE can review plans or elevations before cutting and prepare a fabrication plan for approval. Confirm the actual tile dimensions and selected batch before the layout is finalized.
For a useful review, send:
- Dimensioned plans or elevations showing the areas to be tiled and the intended starting points.
- The proposed joint width, pattern, and locations of borders or changes in material.
- Positions of openings, fixtures, corners, and other areas that may need shaped cuts or exposed edges.
- Any preferred vein direction, along with room or elevation references for the finished pieces.
STOOANCE can plan vein direction and arrange a dry lay where the order calls for it. Bookmatched layouts depend on the selected material and available pieces. Approving the layout before fabrication gives the buyer and local installer a shared reference for placement and helps identify narrow cuts or awkward transitions while the plan can still be adjusted.
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Batch Approval, Inspection and Packing
Before production, approve the actual material sample or selected batch for your Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles. STOOANCE can support a current availability check and remote video selection. Natural colour, veining, fissures and any resin treatment should be reviewed on the selected material; a product photograph cannot establish the appearance of every tile in an order.
The inspection plan should follow the approved order requirements. STOOANCE checks the colour range and natural fissures, then verifies dimensions, thickness, flatness, polished finish, edges and quantities. Where a layout or installation sequence is specified, piece numbers and labels can be checked against the approved drawings. Inspection photos or video can be included according to the order.
Packing is agreed for the shipment and destination. STOOANCE offers protective options such as plywood cases or fumigated wooden crates, with foam, corner and waterproof protection where appropriate. Before release, confirm the packing method, labels and quantity records so the receiving team can identify each batch and report any transit damage against the shipment records.
Request a QuoteTechnical Specifications
Product Information
- Product
- Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles
- Material / Category
- Marble
- Material
- Granite
- Color
- White
- Size
- Project Customized Size
- Thickness
- 18mm, 20mm, 30mm, Other Customized Thickness
- Finish
- Brushed, Honed / Matte, Polished
- Location
- Bathroom, Floor, Indoor, Wall Cladding
Order Confirmation
- Selected Material
- Approve the actual material, batch or sample before production
- Custom Fabrication
- Dimensions, thickness, finish, edges and cutouts are confirmed from drawings
- Quality Records
- Inspection photos or video, labels, numbering and packing records are available according to the order
Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles FAQ
Review these common sourcing questions, then send your project requirements for a product-specific quotation.
Request a QuoteWhat are the actual length and width of the tile described as 10 inches?
The actual length and width are not specified. “10 inches” appears in the product name, but the listed size is “Project Customized Size,” so it does not confirm a 10 × 10 inch tile or identify which side measures 10 inches. Ask STOOANCE to confirm the finished length and width, measurement tolerance, and available format against your drawing or approved sample before ordering.
Is the selected Lilac stone verified as marble or granite?
No. The selected Lilac stone is not verified as marble or granite. The product name and category say “marble,” but its material field says “granite,” so the listing is inconsistent. Before approving an order, ask STOOANCE to confirm the selected batch’s material classification and provide a representative sample or batch photos. STOOANCE supports remote material selection, but the approved material and batch should be confirmed before production. If geological classification matters for your project, request supporting test documentation.
Which listed thicknesses and finishes are available for the selected batch?
The product listing names 18 mm, 20 mm, and 30 mm thicknesses, plus other custom thicknesses. It lists polished, honed/matte, and brushed finishes. Availability for the selected batch has not been confirmed. Ask STOOANCE to check the current batch and confirm which thickness and finish combinations can be supplied for your required tile dimensions and quantity. Approve the actual material or sample and final specifications before production.
Is a polished finish suitable for the intended bathroom floor?
A polished finish may be suitable for the intended bathroom floor, but the listing alone cannot establish safe traction when wet. It lists both polished finish and bathroom floor use, without a slip-resistance result for this tile. Ask STOOANCE to confirm the selected material and batch and whether applicable slip-test documentation is available. Have the project designer or local installer assess wet exposure and local requirements before approving the finish. If polished does not meet those requirements, discuss the listed honed or brushed options.
How should natural color, veining and fissures be evaluated before approval?
Review the actual selected batch or sample before approving the tiles. Agree on the acceptable color and veining range, vein direction, and any visible fissures or resin treatment; for a coordinated layout, review the pieces together. Natural variation is expected, and a small sample may not represent the full order. STOOANCE supports remote video selection and photo records, then checks the approved batch during quality control. The next decision is whether the selected material and proposed layout meet your project’s visual requirements.
Can STOOANCE arrange remote material selection for Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles?
Yes. STOOANCE supports current-stock checks, remote video selection, batch reservation, and photo or video records. Current availability and the final approved batch must be confirmed before production.
How does STOOANCE control quality before shipment?
STOOANCE checks the approved sample or batch, drawings, dimensions, thickness, finish, edges, colour range, natural fissures, resin treatment, flatness, quantities, numbering, labels, and packing. The inspection plan is matched to the order and application.
Are stone samples free?
Samples are free. The buyer pays the courier charge in advance, and that courier cost can be credited after a formal order is placed.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Send the material or reference image, dimensions, thickness, finish, quantity, edge details, drawings, packing requirements, destination, and schedule. STOOANCE then confirms the suitable supply and fabrication route.
Stone Options for Your Project
A coordinated stone project brings material selection, cutting details and finished components together. The reference examples show slab layouts, cut-to-size pieces, countertops and decorative stonework. Use them to explain the shapes, edge profiles and visual direction you would like to explore. Each requested item needs its own review of material suitability, dimensions, finish and installation requirements; a photograph alone does not confirm that every option is available for your selected stone.
Share a room schedule or drawing set with the areas, quantities and details you need. Then confirm the scope for samples, vein direction, cutting, inspection and packing before placing an order. Keep approved material references and drawings with the quotation so the finished pieces can be checked against the same requirements. Product-specific availability, technical evidence, commercial terms and delivery arrangements are confirmed separately for each enquiry.
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HOW WE WORK
A Clear Path from Enquiry to Delivery
From your first enquiry to arrival checks, use these ten stages to agree the details of a stone order. Images below are workflow illustrations, not factory photographs.
- 01
Share Your Brief
Identify the product, application, quantity and destination.
- 02
Review Material Options
Compare representative images and the available finish choices.
- 03
Request a Quotation
Confirm the included scope and any exclusions in writing.
- 04
Approve Samples
Review the color range, surface and visible variation.
- 05
Check Drawings
Confirm dimensions, seams, edge profiles and piece marks.
- 06
Confirm the Order
Agree specifications, responsibilities and commercial terms.
- 07
Review Fabrication
Use the approved drawings and recorded material selection.
- 08
Arrange Inspection
Check dimensions, visible finish and agreed acceptance points.
- 09
Confirm Packing
Match protected pieces and crate labels to the packing list.
- 10
Coordinate Delivery
Confirm shipping documents, unloading and arrival checks.
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Send your material reference, drawings, dimensions, finish, quantity and destination. These details help define the sample and quotation request.
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Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles: A Buyer’s Guide
Use this guide to assess where the tile fits, approve the actual stone and finish, compare supplier controls, and build a complete purchase specification while avoiding costly assumptions about size, material classification, quality, and delivery.
What Are Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles?
Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles are natural stone tiles sold under the commercial name Lilac Marble. The name identifies a product offering; it does not, by itself, verify the stone’s geological classification or the appearance of a particular batch.
The supplied listing identifies the product category as marble but separately lists the material as granite. Buyers should resolve that conflict with STOOANCE and approve the actual stone before specifying it in drawings or purchase documents.
10″ appears in the product label, while the listing describes the size as project customized. Confirm the finished length, width, thickness, and measurement tolerances for the order rather than assuming a 10-inch tile dimension.
Where Are Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles Suitable?
Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles can bring strong veining and reflected light to interiors. Confirm the actual stone classification and approve each application against traffic, moisture, cleaning, and slip requirements.
| Application | Main Check | Practical Concern |
|---|---|---|
| Bathroom wall | Water and cleaners | Possible etching |
| Indoor floor | Traffic and slip | Wet traction |
| Wall cladding | Fixing and substrate | Secure support |
Bathroom Walls
Polished surfaces emphasize color and are easier to view under bathroom lighting. Check water exposure and cleaning products; acidic cleaners may etch the surface if the selected stone is marble.
Indoor Floors
Foot traffic and wet shoes change the specification. Obtain project-specific slip evidence for the selected finish, especially near showers or entrances; polished stone can be slippery when wet.
Wall Cladding
Walls avoid floor slip concerns but still need suitable fixing and substrate design. Approve the selected batch and maintenance plan before fabrication.
Available Tile Formats and Layout Choices
Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles can be ordered as repeated tiles or fabricated pieces, subject to material and batch confirmation. Layout choice determines joint rhythm and visual continuity.
Repeated Tile Layouts
A nominal 10-inch label does not establish the finished tile dimension; approve the cut size and grout joint on a setting plan. Include perimeter cuts and a waste allowance in the takeoff.
Custom and Coordinated Sets
Custom cut-to-size pieces suit borders, niches, and transitions; coordinated wall and floor sets need an approved color range. Specify vein direction and reserve a consistent batch where continuity matters.
Drawings and Dry Lay
Drawing-based components require dimensioned plans showing openings, edges, and piece numbers. For prominent walls or adjoining surfaces, request a dry lay to review vein flow and placement before cutting and packing.
Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles Versus Other Finishes
Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles are listed alongside honed or matte and brushed finish options. Compare their appearance and care needs against the intended application before specifying a finish.
| Finish | Appearance | Care and Typical Use |
|---|---|---|
| Polished | Glossy, pronounced veining | Wipe water promptly; consider indoor walls. |
| Honed or matte | Low sheen | Clean regularly; consider indoor floors. |
| Brushed | Textured, subdued sheen | Clean texture thoroughly; assess floors individually. |
Appearance and Cleaning
Polished stone reflects more light and makes veins appear more pronounced. Honed surfaces look softer, while brushed surfaces show more texture; both can retain dirt in surface irregularities.
Application and Finish Approval
STOOANCE confirms finish availability against the actual material and batch. Approve a representative finish sample under the project’s lighting before production.
Wet Floor Suitability
Bathroom floors require a separate slip assessment. Confirm the project’s slip criteria and test the proposed finish under relevant wet conditions before approval.
Dimensions, Thickness, and Drawing Approval
For Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles, approve finished dimensions rather than relying on the product name. A signed fabrication drawing should govern each piece and its placement.
Finished Size and Edge Details
Record finished length and width for each tile, including any border or field pieces.
Mark edge profiles, exposed edges, cutouts, and required tolerances on the approved drawing.
Thickness by Application
The listing mentions 18 mm, 20 mm, 30 mm, and custom thicknesses.
Select thickness only after STOOANCE reviews the application, substrate, piece dimensions, edge work, and fabrication requirements.
Quantities and Installation Pattern
Show quantities by tile type and location, including agreed spare pieces.
Identify joint layout, vein direction, and the installation pattern; obtain drawing approval before cutting begins.
How to Approve Samples and the Actual Batch
A small sample shows finish and a limited part of the stone. For Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles, approve the selected batch separately before cutting begins.
Review the Physical Sample
The sample should establish the intended white background, lilac veining, and polish. Record which visible features are acceptable; one tile cannot represent the full order.
Inspect the Available Batch
STOOANCE supports remote slab selection through photos and video. Review the full batch for color and vein range, natural fissures, and any resin treatment; confirm current availability and the final batch.
Approve Before Production
Written approval should identify the selected batch and acceptable visual range. Attach dated images or video references so production and final inspection use the same standard.
Quality Checks Before Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles Ship
Before Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles ship, compare the finished order with the approved sample or batch and drawings. Record any discrepancy while pieces can still be inspected and corrected.
Check Stone and Fabrication
The approved reference sets the color and veining range; inspect natural fissures and any resin treatment against it.
The drawings guide checks of dimensions, thickness, flatness, polished finish consistency, edges, and chips. Confirm acceptance against the agreed specification.
Review the Layout
A dry lay helps resolve vein direction and color distribution when tiles form a visible pattern.
Piece numbers and inspection photos or video let remote buyers approve the arrangement before dispatch.
Count and Protect the Order
The packing list should match the inspected quantity and piece labels.
Crates should carry the agreed labels, with edges and faces protected for transport; retain packing photos for receipt checks.
How to Evaluate a Stone Supplier
Supplier comparisons for Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles should start with the actual batch and an approved specification. Ask each bidder how it resolves material descriptions, controls fabrication, and records shipment exceptions.
Verify Material and Batch
The product listing identifies both marble and granite. Require the supplier to confirm the selected stone’s classification and provide batch images or video before approval.
STOOANCE supports remote selection and batch reservation, subject to current availability.
Check Fabrication and Inspection
Approved drawings should define dimensions, thickness, edges, and the chosen finish. Compare suppliers’ ability to fabricate against those details and document finish, flatness, and edge checks.
STOOANCE offers cut-to-size fabrication, piece numbering, and inspection photos or video.
Review Packing and Exceptions
Tile crates need suitable protection and labels tied to the order. Ask how each supplier reports breakage, batch changes, or drawing conflicts before shipment.
STOOANCE coordinates packing and delivery requirements through its project workflow.
Common Specification and Purchasing Mistakes
Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles need approvals tied to the actual order. A product name, nominal size, or small sample alone cannot define the material and finished pieces.
Verify Material and Finished Dimensions
Lilac Marble is a commercial name, not geological proof; request material identification where classification matters.
The 10″ label does not establish finished dimensions. Approve cut sizes, thickness, and tolerances on the shop drawings.
Approve the Actual Batch
A small sample cannot show the full range of veining, color, fissures, or resin treatment. Approve photos or video of the selected batch.
Mixed batches can create visible shifts; approve their combined layout before cutting.
Document Use and Delivery Details
Polished tile on a wet floor needs a project-specific slip assessment and local code review before approval.
Edges, labels, and packing belong in the purchase order; approve edge drawings, piece numbering, and a packing schedule.
From Inquiry to Packed Shipment
For Polished 10″ Lilac Marble Tiles, send STOOANCE the application, reference images, required quantity, and destination. These details start the material and shipping review.
Confirm Material and Specifications
STOOANCE checks current stock, then provides material records for sample and batch approval. Confirm dimensions, thickness, finish, and edges against drawings before quotation and production.
Inspect and Pack the Order
Production follows the approved batch and drawings. Final inspection covers color range, dimensions, finish, edges, and quantities; numbered labels, photographs, and protective crates support receipt and handling.
Agree the Shipping Plan
Destination, order type, and agreed Incoterm determine the packing and transport plan. STOOANCE confirms the shipment records and route against the specific order before dispatch.
Pricing and Quote Comparison for Lilac Marble Tiles
STOOANCE can prepare a written quotation against an approved batch and the same specification sent to other suppliers. Request each supplier’s unit basis, inclusions, exclusions, and freight term so the totals are comparable.
| Quote component | Pricing impact | Confirm in writing |
|---|---|---|
| Selected batch | Veining, yield, and availability affect cost | Approved sample or batch reference |
| Dimensions and thickness | Cutting yield and material volume vary | Finished sizes, thickness, quantity |
| Finish and fabrication | Polishing, edges, and cutouts add processing | Finish, drawings, edge details |
| Packing | Protection and crate design affect charges | Packing method and labels |
| Freight term | Included transport costs differ | Incoterm, destination, included charges |
| Inspection scope | Documentation and checks require work | Checks, photos, video, records |