Marble in Egypt | Supply, Fabrication & Installation

Scope of works

What we actually do.

Everything below happens inside our business — no subcontracted links in the chain.

01
Sourcing at the block
Direct relationships with quarries in Menia, Beni Suef and Suez, plus standing accounts with Carrara and Verona importers. You choose the block or the bundle; we photograph it, tag it and reserve it in your name.
02
Cutting & finishing
Gang-saw and bridge-saw cutting, calibration, resin treatment and finishing to polished, honed, brushed, leathered, bush-hammered, flamed or antiqued. Waterjet inlay and CNC profiling in-house.
03
Book-matching & dry-lay
Vein-matched panels laid out on the yard floor and photographed before a single piece leaves. You approve the layout, not a sample chip.
04
Templating & installation
Laser templating on site, mitred edges, hidden fixings, epoxy-anchored cladding systems and a joint schedule agreed in writing before we cut.
05
Restoration & maintenance
Diamond grinding, crystallisation, re-polishing, chip repair and impregnating sealers for stone that has already been laid — including work we did not install.

Specification

The numbers, before you ask.

Marble — technical specification
Slab thickness	2 cm and 3 cm standard; 1.6 cm and 5 cm to order
Tile formats	30×60, 60×60, 60×120, 80×80 cm; free sizes on request
Countertop edges	Mitred 4–20 cm, bullnose, ogee, chamfer, waterfall returns
Finishes	Polished · Honed · Brushed · Leathered · Bush-hammered · Antiqued
Tolerance	±0.5 mm calibration on machine-cut work
Lead time	2–5 weeks from approved template, stock-dependent

White marble walkway with dark granite bands and LED strips being laid

Selection

Marbles we hold or source

Galala Classic & ExtraSuez, Egypt
Warm cream with a soft beige movement. The workhorse of Egyptian luxury flooring — forgiving underfoot and endlessly available in matching lots.
Sunny MeniaMenia, Egypt
Pale golden field with fine shell detail. Excellent for large open floors where you need lot-to-lot consistency.
Silvia & Silvia MeniaMenia, Egypt
Grey-taupe with linear veining. Reads modern, pairs cleanly with dark joinery.
TriestaEgypt
Bright ivory with subtle grey drift — a cost-sane stand-in for imported whites on big areas.
Sinai PearlSinai, Egypt
Sandy beige, very even. A favourite for Sahel exteriors and pool surrounds in bush-hammered finish.
Calacatta & StatuarioCarrara, Italy
The dramatic whites. Bought in matched bundles for book-matched walls, islands and bath surrounds.
Nero MarquinaSpain
Deep black with white lightning veins. Used sparingly — vanities, thresholds, fireplace surrounds.
Emperador & TravertineSpain / Turkey
Browns and walnut tones, plus filled or unfilled travertine for terraces and spa rooms.

Gallery

Marble in place.

Every photograph on this page was taken on one of our sites during the work. Nothing here is a stock image or a render.

Backlit mirror over a marble vanity with a brass tap

Lobby steps with Greek-key marble inlay and planter

Bathroom in white marble with Nero Marquina panel and brass fittings

Where it goes

Flooring & stair treads
Book-matched feature walls
Kitchen islands & worktops
Vanity tops & bath surrounds
Fireplace surrounds
Reception & lobby cladding
Pool copings & terraces
Waterjet inlay medallions

Projects featuring marble

Where we have used it.

Concealed thermostatic valve set into a Sunny Light shower wall

Stair treads, risers, skirtings and coping cut from Sunny Light

Sunny Light column base and moulded plinth beside an indoor pool

An upper landing: gold-speckled granite edging and grey polished floor tiles

Fifth Settlement, New Cairo — 2026

Entrance Lobby & Marble Stairwell

Lobby, stairs & balustrades · Residential building · Completed

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Questions we get asked

Marble — questions we get asked

Is Egyptian marble good enough for a luxury villa?

For flooring and cladding, yes — Galala, Sunny and Silvia are exported worldwide and outperform many imported stones on hardness and price. We normally specify Egyptian stone for the large areas and reserve imported Calacatta or Statuario for the two or three surfaces people actually stand in front of. That mix is how you get a premium result without an imported-only budget.

How much does marble cost per square metre in Egypt?

Supplied and installed, Egyptian marble flooring varies widely with stone, thickness and finish, and imported book-matched slabs depend heavily on block selection and wastage. We do not publish a single number because edge details, wastage from vein matching and site access change it materially. Send us the drawings and you get an itemised quotation — not a per-metre guess.

Will marble stain in a kitchen or bathroom?

Marble is calcium carbonate, so acids — lemon, vinegar, descaler — will etch it if left. We impregnate every piece before handover and hand you a care sheet. If you want zero maintenance around a cooking zone, we will tell you honestly to put quartz or sintered stone on the worktop and keep the marble on the island face and splashback.

Can you match marble I already have?

Usually. Send photos and, if possible, an offcut. We check our own stock and our supplier yards, and if the lot is gone we will show you the two closest alternatives side by side before you commit.

Do you deliver and install in the North Coast?

Yes. Sahel is a core service area for us — Marassi, Hacienda, Almaza Bay, Sidi Abdel Rahman and the New Alamein towers. We fabricate in our own workshops, transport on padded A-frames and install with our own crew, so nothing depends on a local subcontractor you have never met.

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