Teak Marble

Teak Marble (often called Teakwood Marble/Stone) is a warm, golden-brown Indian stone with flowing linear bands that closely resemble natural teak wood grain. Its rich, earthy tones and timber-like texture bring instant warmth and character to both indoor and outdoor spaces.

ParameterDescription
Teak Marble Rough Block
Gangsaw: 280-330 x 160-220 x 100-150 CM
Cutter: 160-300 x 60-100 x 60-100 CM
Teak Marble Gangsaw Slab
280 x 180 CM up in 2, 3 CM, and other thicknesses
Teak Marble Cutter Slab
180 x 60 CM up in 2, 3 CM, and other thicknesses
Teak Marble Parameter
Tiles
30×30, 30×60, 40×40, 60×40, 60×60, 60 x 90, 60×120 CM in various thicknesses and custom sizes
CountertopsCustom sizes
Others
Window sills, thresholds, monuments, steps & treads, flagstones, & articles available in custom sizes
Finishes
Polished, honed, leathered, bush hammered, lepatora, flamed, shotblasted
Place of OriginIndia
Standard Slab Thickness
18 mm (other thicknesses available)
Applications
Countertops, Flooring, Walls, Landscaping (pathways, steps, retaining walls), Interior & Exterior
Key Properties
Durable, Scratch Resistant, Heat Resistant, Stain Resistant, Low Water Absorption
Maintenance
Regular cleaning with mild soap and water, Annual sealing recommended
Benefits
Aesthetically appealing, Versatile, Low maintenance, Durable, Environmentally sound (due to durability and reduced replacement needs)
Teak Marble Kitchen countertop
Teak Marble Feature wall
Teak Marble Vanity top

Teak Marble is an eye-catching Indian stone featuring a golden to honey-brown base with soft, wavy bands in beige, caramel, and light brown running along the length of the slab. This natural striping mimics the grain of teak wood, making every slab look like a polished wooden board carved from stone.​

Formed in the quarries of Rajasthan, this stone blends the visual warmth of wood with the durability of natural stone, making it ideal for rustic, Mediterranean, and modern earthy interiors.

Price of Teak Marble in India

The price of Teak Marble / Teakwood Stone depends on quality, colour depth, thickness, and finish. Uniform, richly coloured slabs with consistent bands tend to be priced higher.​

  • Indicative starting price: around ₹80–₹120/sqft (≈ USD 10–15/m²) for standard 18–20 mm polished slabs, with premium selections and speciality finishes costing more.​

  • For exact pricing based on your size, finish, project, or export requirements, contact Petros® Stone directly for a customised quote.

Teak Marble: Flooring, Stairs, Countertops, Applications

Teak Marble is popular wherever a warm, wood-like aesthetic is desired with the longevity of stone. Its linear pattern naturally elongates surfaces and adds movement.​

Ideal applications include:

1. Flooring and wall cladding

2. Kitchen countertops, breakfast counters, and bar tops

3. Bathroom walls, vanity tops, and shower areas

4. Staircases, window sills, and skirting

5. Feature walls, reception desks, and furniture tops

Its earthy palette pairs beautifully with black metal, matte white, terracotta, and natural fabrics.

Maintenance of Teak Marble

Teak Marble is durable but, like other calcite-rich stones, benefits from regular care and sealing. Good maintenance keeps its colours rich and surface smooth.​

  • Clean routinely with a soft cloth or mop and pH‑neutral stone cleaner or mild soap; avoid acidic cleaners that can etch or dull the finish.​

  • Wipe spills quickly, especially oils, coloured liquids, and acidic substances, to minimise staining.​

  • Seal the stone periodically (every 6–12 months, depending on exposure) to reduce absorption and protect against moisture and outdoor weathering.​

  • Use coasters, chopping boards, and trivets on countertops to prevent scratches and direct heat damage.​

  • For older surfaces, professional re‑polishing or honing can refresh gloss and remove light surface marks.​

1. Color of Teak Marble

Teak Marble showcases a yellow to golden-brown base with parallel bands and waves in light beige, butterscotch, and deeper brown, closely resembling teak wood grain. The veins typically run in one direction, creating a strong linear effect.​

The natural variation in tone and band thickness ensures that each slab is unique while still maintaining an overall harmonious appearance across a project.

2. Heat and Scratch Resistance of Teak Marble

Teak Marble offers good resistance to moderate heat, making it suitable for kitchen counters, bar tops, and outdoor applications when used with trivets for very hot items.​

It has reasonable scratch resistance for everyday use, but as a softer stone, heavy abrasion or sharp metal edges can mark the surface; using mats and felt pads helps maintain a smooth finish.

3. Is Teak Marble Good?

Yes. Teak Marble is an excellent choice for those who love the look of natural wood but want the long life and low maintenance of stone. It is particularly attractive for rustic villas, pool decks, garden paths, and warm-toned interiors.​

When properly sealed and detailed, it performs well in both interior and exterior settings, offering long-term value and timeless style.

4. Standard Size and Thickness of Teak Marble

Petros® Stone can process Teak Marble in a wide range of sizes and finishes suitable for both interiors and exteriors.​

  • Cutter slabs: approx. 180 x 60 cm and above, commonly in 2 cm & 3 cm thickness

  • Gangsaw slabs: up to 260–300 x 160–190 cm, ideal for long grain matching on floors and walls​

  • Tiles / cut‑to‑size: formats like 30×30, 30×60, 60×60 cm, plus custom sizes for steps, risers, skirting, and cladding.​

  • Finishes: Polished, honed, brushed, leathered, sandblasted, shot‑blasted, and tumbled, plus exterior-friendly anti‑slip textures.​

5. Is Teak Marble Durable?

Teak Marble / Teakwood Stone is a medium‑hard, calcite-based stone with good compressive strength and weather resistance, especially when used as sandstone-type material for exteriors. It performs well for indoor and outdoor flooring, wall cladding, and decorative pieces when sealed and maintained.​

Because it is softer and more porous than granite, it should be protected from heavy impact, sharp dragging objects, and aggressive chemicals to keep the surface intact over time.​

Why Choose Teak Marble?

  • Wood‑like beauty without wood maintenance: Delivers the grains and warmth of teak wood with far superior resistance to moisture, insects, and warping.​

  • Versatile indoor–outdoor use: Equally suited for living rooms, bathrooms, facades, pool decks, and landscapes.​

  • Unique natural character: Each slab is different, giving projects a customised, artisanal feel.​

  • Eco‑friendly alternative to timber: Uses stone instead of hardwood, reducing pressure on natural forests while still achieving a wooden look.​

Petros® Stone LLP: Teak Marble Manufacturer in India

Petros® Stone LLP is a leading manufacturer and exporter of Teak Marble in India, offering premium-quality granite in various sizes and finishes.

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With state-of-the-art technology, strict quality control, and worldwide shipping, we ensure the best marble products for your needs. Our ISO-certified facility guarantees superior packaging and reliable delivery.

Where Does Teak Marble Come From?

Teak Marble / Teakwood Stone is quarried mainly in Rajasthan, India, particularly around Jaisalmer, Chittorgarh, and nearby sandstone belts. The stone’s distinctive wood-like bands form as layers of minerals and sediments compact and cement over geological time.​

This Indian origin ensures strong supply, flexible sizing, and competitive pricing for medium and large projects.

What is the Minimum Order Quantity for Teak Marble?

There is no minimum order quantity for Teak Marble. However, we recommend a full container load (FCL) of 20′ container (28,000 kgs) for optimal shipping costs.

A 20′ container typically contains:

  • 450 sqm of Teak Marble (2cm thickness)
  • 300 sqm of Teak Marble (3cm thickness)

Where to Buy Teak Marble?

You can purchase Teak Marble directly from Petros® Stone LLP. We provide complete consultation, competitive pricing, and global shipping. Trusted by architects, builders, and designers worldwide, Petros® is the best place to source premium Indian marble.

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