Exterior work
Review exposure, freeze-thaw conditions where applicable, panel geometry, anchoring, joints, drainage and engineering requirements.
Reported laboratory values, document provenance and application context for project teams evaluating Alabama White from Sylacauga Marble Quarry.
The laboratory values on this page apply to Alabama White Marble as described in the cited report. They must not be assigned to another Alabama range or a globally sourced material.
Review these reported properties alongside the authorized report, current testing status, tested specimen orientation and the requirements of the intended assembly.
| 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 |
Supplied cross-cut and unbacked, without mesh, resin or fiberglass. Published values shown reflect loading perpendicular to rift in the as-supplied material. Review all tested orientations in the complete report.
Laboratory results describe samples under defined test methods. They do not by themselves approve a stone for every detail, exposure, substrate, anchoring system or maintenance environment.
The architect or engineer of record should evaluate the complete assembly, applicable code requirements, project exposure, thickness, finish, connection design and installation method. The selected stone range and any processing treatment should also match the material reviewed.
Review exposure, freeze-thaw conditions where applicable, panel geometry, anchoring, joints, drainage and engineering requirements.
Review substrate, attachment, panel or tile dimensions, finish, jointing and expected visual range.
Review abrasion, slip considerations, finish, traffic, sealing, maintenance and edge or support conditions.
Use a project mock-up to evaluate appearance and assembly conditions that cannot be resolved through numbers and small samples.
A one-page source, basis-of-design and laboratory-value reference for early project evaluation.
Download the cut sheet →Confirm which authorized laboratory documentation, orientations and report notes are available for the project.
Request the report →Material range and finish references that reflect the source being evaluated for the project.
Request samples →Source, material name, finish, thickness and approval language for the design professional to integrate into the project specification. CSI-format specification input is available on request.
Architect resources →Use the full-size source photographs for early material studies, renderings and presentation boards. Current physical samples and approved range materials still control project selection.
White to warm cream with distinct grey movement.
Download source JPEG →Cool grey and white with soft, wispy movement.
Download full-size JPEG →Pink, green and gold movement across a dramatic range.
Download full-size JPEG →Warm gold, brown, ivory and green tones.
Download full-size JPEG →Cream to warm grey with black and taupe veining.
Download full-size JPEG →Two schematic drafting patterns for architectural drawings. Scale as needed; neither file is a vein or range map.
Download fine PAT →Download bold PAT →Images provided for design visualization with credit to Alabama Marble Company.
Domestic origin, material composition and a disclosed processing path give project teams useful facts without relying on unsupported environmental superlatives.
For a North American project, Alabama White can move by truck from the quarry through the disclosed processor to the project, removing the ocean freight leg associated with an imported alternate. Compare the complete route for the actual order.
Alabama White is natural calcite marble. The specimens represented in the cited report were supplied cross-cut and unbacked, without mesh, resin or fiberglass. Confirm treatments for the actual project supply.
Alabama Marble Company supplies Alabama White directly from Sylacauga Marble Quarry. For project documentation, the chain of custody names the quarry source, Alabama Marble Company's seller role, the independent processor, approval checkpoints, packing, freight and project destination for each quotation.
Alabama White Marble, quarried in Sylacauga, Alabama, as supplied by Alabama Marble Company.
Add the project-specific finish, thickness, application, acceptable range and required sample or mock-up approvals. This language is a starting point, not a complete specification. The design professional should coordinate applicable standards, testing, fabrication, anchoring, installation, cleaning and maintenance requirements.
The report presents results under the stated test conditions. Preserve the report labels and avoid collapsing them into one unsupported value.
No. The authorized report contains the controlling methodology, specimen information, orientations, notes and complete results.
Not automatically. Publish and rely on technical data only for the exact material and source represented by the report.
No. The project design team must evaluate the complete stone assembly, exposure, detailing and installation requirements.
Include the project name, role, application, stage and the specific technical question.
Specification and submittal inquiries received during business hours receive a same business day acknowledgment. Questions requiring source, laboratory or processor review receive a follow-up timeframe. Specifier support: info@alabamamarbleco.com.