Leg Materials & Colors

Customize your table with a range of leg options to match your decor:

Metal Legs

• Brass: Warm, elegant, polished or brushed finish
• Stainless Steel: Sleek, modern, polished or matte
• Blackened Iron: Industrial edge, matte finish

Wood Legs

• Natural Oak/Walnut: Adds warmth and texture, light to dark finishes
• Painted Wood: White or black for a clean, modern look

Glass Legs

• Clear or Frosted: Airy, light appearance, lets the stone shine

Recommended Color Pairings

• Warm tones: Light oak or walnut complement the cool green stone
• Cool tones: Black, white, or gray legs create a cohesive, modern look
• Metallics: Brass or gold add luxury; silver or chrome offer contemporary edge

Natural Stone Characteristics

• Each slab is unique with natural variations in color, veining, and pattern
• Deep green tones with white or gray veins create a timeless aesthetic
• Durable and heat-resistant, perfect for daily use
• Requires sealing to protect against stains and etching

Care Instructions

• Clean with mild soap and water; avoid acidic cleaners
• Use coasters and placemats to prevent scratches and stains
• Re-seal periodically to maintain beauty and longevity

Quality Assurance for Importers

To ensure a smooth transaction and avoid disputes, verify the following with your installer:

1. Verify Stone Grade and Consistency

• Check that the stone matches the specified grade (e.g., A-grade for minimal veining)
• Inspect for color uniformity and natural variations
• Document any deviations with photos before installation

2. Inspect for Pre-Existing Defects

• Look for cracks, chips, or fissures on the surface and edges
• Use a bright light to reveal hidden flaws
• Have the installer sign off on a condition report

3. Confirm Dimensions and Finishing

• Measure table dimensions (e.g., 36x36 inches, 18 inches height) against your order
• Check edge profile (e.g., beveled or bullnose) and polish level (e.g., high-gloss or honed)

4. Assess Structural Integrity

• Ensure the stone is properly reinforced (e.g., with fiberglass mesh) to prevent breakage
• Test for stability by applying gentle pressure on corners

5. Evaluate Surface Treatment

• Check if the marble has a sealant applied for stain resistance
• Test a small area with water—if it beads, it is sealed

6. Review Installation Plan

• Discuss the base or leg attachment method (e.g., metal brackets or adhesive)
• Ensure the table is level on the floor to avoid stress on the stone

7. Document Everything

• Take photos upon delivery, during installation, and after completion
• Keep a written record of any issues raised with the installer

Final Tip for Importers

When ordering for general contractors, always request a sample of the stone to compare with the final product. This simple step prevents color or pattern surprises and ensures client satisfaction.

Contact us for bulk orders or custom sizes. We ship worldwide with care.

Why Choose APEXSTONE?

Unmatched Global Supply & Expertise

Strategically headquartered in the world's stone hub, we offer seamless access to over 2,400 certified natural stone varieties sourced directly from six continents. Our integrated logistics network ensures efficient delivery to 42+ countries, supported by our proprietary StoneGPS platform for real-time inventory tracking and precise material matching.

End-to-End Technical & Creative Support

From pre-sale consultation with expert technical advisors to collaborative CAD visualization and prototyping, we partner closely with architects and designers. Our post-sale commitment includes customized maintenance plans and dedicated support, ensuring your project's success from concept through completion.

Artisan Craftsmanship Meets Innovation

We blend traditional hand-finishing artistry with advanced CNC, waterjet, and 5-axis technology. This fusion allows for exquisite custom creations—from intricate mosaics and sculptures to bespoke countertops and architectural cladding—all produced under stringent ISO-certified quality processes.