Architects & Designers
Samples, source-specific data, finishes, application review and specification support.
Architect resources →
Alabama Marble Company supplies Alabama White Marble directly from Sylacauga Marble Quarry, with current material review, technical documentation and project-specific coordination.
Start with Alabama White — or start with the project. We evaluate domestic and global stone against design intent, budget, availability, and schedule.
Architects, trade partners and owners need different information. Each path leads to source-specific material support and a clear project brief.
Samples, source-specific data, finishes, application review and specification support.
Architect resources →Block availability, source confirmation, processing routes, quality checkpoints, freight and schedule coordination.
Trade resources →Early material decisions, procurement context, source transparency and project coordination.
Owner resources →The Sylacauga source is the foundation of our work. Our team brings decades of combined hands-on experience in natural-stone extraction and fabrication—experience applied to range review, block selection, yield, processing strategy and quality-control planning.
Every material review identifies the origin, the direct or coordinated commercial relationship, any independent processor or distributor, and the agreed quality checkpoints before commitment.
Alabama White, Vermont Danby, Colorado Yule and White Cherokee come from distinct American sources with different visual ranges, selection structures and supply routes. Alabama White is supplied directly from Sylacauga Marble Quarry; availability through Alabama Marble Company is confirmed separately for every other stone and channel.
Danby, Yule, and White Cherokee are trade names of their respective quarriers and are used here for identification and comparison only.
Review current Alabama material, range, technical documentation and the project processing route.
Compare current source-specific samples and documentation. No third-party supply relationship is implied.
Natural stone varies from piece to piece. Begin with the visual character, then approve current material through samples or a project mock-up.
Use these reported values as an early material reference. Confirm current testing, the complete authorized report, specimen orientation, finish, thickness and application before specification.
| 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 |
Laboratory values reported in 2022 by the Natural Stone Institute Materials Test Laboratory in Report No. 21-0003.01-R0. Results apply to the specimens and orientations tested; an authorized project report and any superseding test data control.
See current material, range boards and the source context in Sylacauga by appointment.
Plan a visit →Introduce five Alabama marble ranges and a documented comparison framework to your studio.
Build the set →Schedule a focused American marble discussion shaped around active project questions.
Review the presentation →Together, these landmark applications document the architectural record and long service history of Sylacauga marble.
Alabama marble ceiling panels, saturated with beeswax to increase translucency, filter light into the memorial chamber.
Explore the precedent →Creamy Alabama marble lines corridors and entrance halls above the basement level.
Explore the precedent →The 1974 Alabama White exterior was renewed with matching stone from the Sylacauga source during the 2018–2022 renovation.
Explore the precedent →Current material precedents and stone work led by members of our team show experience across cultural, corporate and residential applications.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama—a woven facade demonstrating a contemporary architectural use of locally sourced Alabama marble.
Review the precedent →Jacksonville, Florida—Alabama White lobby wall panels and the reception desk, plus executive-floor walls, stairs and floors. Prior material supply for this scope was led by the principal now directing Alabama Marble Company.
View the project record →Nashville, Tennessee—Crème Extra used in selected kitchens and bathrooms within the 196-residence program.
View the project record →Each project follows a source-first sequence from the brief and current material through approvals, processing route, freight and coordinated supply.
Project location, role, stage, application, quantity, design intent and schedule.
Review current imagery, origin, source relationship, material character and application questions.
Compare current material and define the range that the project team is prepared to approve.
Align seller, source, independent processing, quality checkpoints, packing, freight and schedule.
Maintain the approved material basis and communicate with the architect, owner, contractor and fabricator.
Share the application, project stage, material direction, quantity and schedule.