For Specifiers
Architects & Designers
Samples, test data, and specification support — everything a spec needs.
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Sylacauga, Alabama · Direct Quarry Source
Alabama White from Sylacauga.Global stone sourcing for architectural projects.
We supply Alabama White directly from Sylacauga and source stone worldwide for architectural projects.
Start with Alabama White — or start with the project. We evaluate domestic and global stone against design intent, budget, availability, and schedule.
Who We Help
Start with your role
Choose the path that matches your role and the decisions ahead.
For the Trade
Contractors & Fabricators
Blocks, processing routes, and freight — with quality checked at the source.
Trade resources →For Decision-Makers
Owners & Developers
Early material decisions, owner-direct purchasing, and a transparent supply chain.
Owner resources →The Foundation
Alabama White Marble, supplied directly from Sylacauga
Sylacauga anchors our work. Decades in extraction and fabrication guide block selection, yield planning, and quality checks.
Source Disclosure
Know the quarry, processing route and commercial path
Before commitment, we name the quarry, explain the sales channel, and identify independent processing and quality checks.
American White Marble Guide
Compare the source, range and supply path—not only the color
These four American marbles differ in quarry, appearance, and how each reaches a project.
Alabama White comes directly from the Sylacauga quarry. For the other stones, we confirm availability per project.
Danby, Yule, and White Cherokee are trade names of their respective quarriers and are used here for identification and comparison only.
Alabama White
See Alabama White samples, test data, and the planned processing route.
Danby · Yule · White Cherokee
Compare samples and documentation from each quarry.
Alabama Marble Collection
One source, five visual ranges
Natural stone varies. Choose the visual range, then approve it through samples or a project mock-up.
Independent Laboratory Testing
Alabama White laboratory values
These reported values offer an early technical profile of Alabama White.
| Property | Method | Reported value |
|---|---|---|
| Absorption | ASTM C97 | 0.15% |
| Density | ASTM C97 | 169.1 lb/ft³ |
| Modulus of Rupture | ASTM C99 | 2,060 psi wet / 1,890 psi dry |
| Compressive Strength | ASTM C170 | 14,230 psi wet / 13,820 psi dry |
| Flexural Strength | ASTM C880 | 1,730 psi wet / 1,690 psi dry |
| Abrasion Resistance | ASTM C1353 | 13.1 index |
Reported 2022 by the Natural Stone Institute, Report No. 21-0003.01-R0. The authorized project report controls — full details on the technical page.
Historic Uses of Sylacauga Marble
Architectural proof across generations
These landmarks show how Sylacauga marble has served American architecture across generations.
Monumental Interior
Lincoln Memorial
Beeswax-treated Alabama marble ceiling panels soften light inside the memorial chamber.
Explore the precedent →Civic Interior
U.S. Supreme Court
Creamy Alabama marble lines corridors and entrance halls above the basement level.
Explore the precedent →Exterior & Renovation
Washington D.C. Temple
Matching Sylacauga marble renewed the 1974 Alabama White exterior during the 2018–2022 renovation.
Explore the precedent →Selected Experience
See the material, application and project role
These records distinguish current material precedents from earlier work led by our team across cultural, corporate, and residential projects.
Current Material Precedent · Cultural
Saban Center
About 45,000 square feet of 4-inch-thick Alabama White wraps the woven Tuscaloosa exterior.
View construction progress →Team Experience · Corporate
FIS Headquarters
Alabama White defines the lobby wall panels and reception desk.
It continues through the executive-floor walls, stairs and floors.
The company principal led material supply for this earlier Jacksonville project.
View the project record →Team Experience · Residential
Broadwest
Crème Extra appears in selected kitchens and bathrooms across Broadwest’s 196-residence program.
View the project record →How We Work
From project brief to delivery
Five steps move the project from brief and samples to an approved route and scheduled supply.
01
Share the Brief
Tell us the application, quantity, and schedule — and where the project stands.
02
Evaluate Sources
Review imagery, verify the origin, and test the stone against the application.
03
Approve the Range
Compare samples and agree on the visual range the team can approve.
04
Confirm the Route
Confirm the origin and processor, set quality checks, and plan delivery.
05
Manage Delivery
Protect the approved range, track releases, and update the team through delivery.
Start a Project
Begin with the stone decision
Tell us the application, approximate quantity, and target schedule.