Stone Deal India Logo

World's Best White Vietnamese Marble Supplier

Lasa Bianco Marble
Italian Calcitic Marble

Lasa Marble (Bianco Lasa)

Quarried in Northern Italy, Lasa Marble is recognized globally for its crystalline purity, high structural density, and luminous white background layered with subtle gray veining.

Key Highlights

  • Crystalline Structure: Fine calcitic composition with frost resistance.
  • Luminous Finish: Ideal for backlit panels and bookmatched walls.
  • Architectural Choice: Suitable for modern interior projects.

Get Pricing & Availability

Product Overview & Character

Originating from South Tyrol, Italy, Lasa is a calcitic white marble praised for its uniform white field intersected by fine gray veins. Its lower porosity relative to standard white marbles provides enhanced durability for interior applications.

Frequently specified by interior designers and architects, Lasa Marble is used for wall cladding, bathroom vanity tops, kitchen islands, flooring, and reception areas requiring a refined aesthetic.

Technical Specifications

Country of Origin Italy (South Tyrol)
Material Type Calcitic Marble (Pure Calcium Carbonate)
Recommended Uses Flooring, Wall Cladding, Countertops, Vanity Tops, Stairs
Surface Finishes Polished, Honed, Velvet, Leathered
Physical Properties Low water absorption, high compressive strength

Available Formats & Sizes

Dimensions Thickness Options Finishes
162 × 324 cm (Jumbo Slab) 12 mm, 20 mm, 30 mm Polished, Velvet, Honed
160 × 320 cm (Standard Slab) 6 mm, 12 mm, 20 mm Polished, Velvet
120 × 280 cm (Slim Format) 6 mm Polished, Velvet
Custom Cut-to-Size Custom Specs All Finishes Available

Care & Maintenance Guidelines

1. Daily Cleaning

Use pH-neutral stone cleaners or warm water with a soft microfiber cloth. Avoid acidic or abrasive household cleaners.

2. Sealing Protection

Apply a penetrating stone sealer upon installation and re-apply periodically based on usage to guard against staining.

3. Spill Handling

Wipe spills (coffee, wine, oils, acids) immediately to prevent etching or absorption into the marble surface.