Wholesale Fossil Grey Marble Slab Tiles

Fossil Grey Marble is a China-origin grey stone with a coarse pattern of pale fragments, darker areas and irregular mineral boundaries. Its natural, terrazzo-like appearance gives walls, floors and furniture a distinct texture. Slabs, narrow strips and square tiles let designers adjust the scale of that fragmented pattern.

Use Fragment Size to Shape the Finished Pattern

A larger panel reveals the outlines of individual pale fragments and the dark areas around them. Smaller tiles divide those fragments into a more varied repeating field, so the same stone can create two different visual rhythms.

Polish gives the grey contrasts more clarity, while a honed surface lowers reflection. Plain cabinetry and simple wall finishes are useful companions when Fossil Grey is intended to supply the room's main texture.

China Fossil Grey Marble and Its Brecciated Pattern

Our China-origin Fossil Grey selection has a coarse, broken-up pattern of pale fragments and darker grey areas.

Pale fragments and dark-grey mineral boundaries give the stone a natural terrazzo-like appearance. Large pieces preserve more of each fragment; small tiles distribute the pattern into separate views.

Fossil Grey Marble Slab Sizes and Thicknesses

Big-slab formats include 2800 × 1500 mm up and 2400 × 1200 mm up, with narrower 1800 × 700 / 1800 × 600 mm strips. These formats support floor modules, panels and repeated project pieces.

Slabs are available in 18 / 20 / 30 mm, with the thin-tile options listed in the specification table.

Fossil Grey Marble Tiles and Cut-to-Size Modules

Tile sizes include 600×600, 457×457, 400×400, and 305×305 mm. Custom floor pieces, wall panels, stair parts, counter pieces, and other modules can be produced from drawings, BOQ, or a size list.

A tile with a large pale fragment reads lighter than one cut from a darker area. Spreading these views through the layout creates a balanced grey field.

Polished, Honed and Textured Fossil Grey

Polished and honed are the main finish directions. Polishing increases contrast between the pale and dark fragments, while honing gives the same brecciated pattern a lower-reflection surface.

Sandblasted, brushed and tumbled options add texture to custom pieces, while polished and honed surfaces retain a smoother appearance.

Selecting Fossil Grey Slabs for One Project

For a multi-slab floor or wall, the main selection points are overall grey tone, fragment scale, and the balance between pale and dark areas. Two slabs can be from the same material but still read differently if one is dominated by large light fragments.

Full-slab photos help choose the grey range and fragment scale for the intended module.

Fossil Grey Walls, Floors and Project Fabrication

The material can be used for interior walls, floors, counters, stairs, and other cut-to-size work where the large fragmented pattern is part of the design. The project images show how the same stone reads over kitchens, commercial corridors, and full-height wall areas.

Finished pieces are checked for dimensions, finish, edges, and cutouts where applicable, then photographed before shipment. Our MOQ is 50 m² with a normal 25–35 day lead time. More related materials are available in our marble collection.

Product enquiries: Connie Liu, Sales Manager · connie@excellentstone.com. Send sizes, quantity, finish and drawings for a project quotation.

Fossil Grey Marble FAQ