Marble at a glance: 6 colourways, 2–3 mm thick, sheet sizes 1200×600 · 1200x3000mm, 3.0–10.5 kg/m², A2 class (GB 8624, factory tested). MOQ 200 m² per colour, lead time 15–25 business days.
What the Marble Series Is
Marble is defined by its veining: secondary mineral networks crossing a crystalline ground. This series concentrates on that structure — broad veins over a clean field — and keeps the palette tight, so a marble feature wall stays calm even across a large elevation.
Like every TooFlexi panel, Marble is a mineral composite formed by mould pressing and 3D surface technology, not a slice of quarried stone bonded to a backing. That is what keeps the weight at 3.0–10.5 kg/m² — roughly 80% lighter than natural stone — and it is also why colour and structure stay consistent from batch to batch, which quarried stone cannot guarantee.
Marble Colour Range — All 6 Codes
Measured across the actual panel images, the 6 colourways fall into 5 tone families — Off-White, Cream, Mid Grey, Warm Beige and Charcoal. Lightness runs from Off-White (#EEEEEE) to Charcoal (#363636), so the series covers both high-key and low-key schemes.
DL2005Off-White
DL2052Off-White
DL2053Cream
DL2089Warm Beige
DL2031Mid Grey
DL2043CharcoalEvery code above opens its own specification page with full thickness, size and application data. Not sure which to shortlist? Order a swatch set and compare them in your own lighting.
Technical Specifications
| Series | Marble (Rock Series) |
|---|---|
| Colourways in production | 6 |
| Thickness | 2–3 mm |
| Sheet sizes | 1200×600 · 1200x3000mm |
| Weight | 3.0–10.5 kg/m² (approx. 80% lighter than natural stone) |
| Material | MCM flexible stone (mineral-based composite) |
| Fire classification | A2 class (GB 8624, factory tested); can be specified to meet EN 13501-1 A2-s1,d0 |
| Minimum bend radius | 200 mm |
| Adhesive consumption | approx. 3–4 kg/m², polymer-modified |
| MOQ | 200 m² per colour |
| Lead time | 15–25 business days |
Where Marble Panels Are Specified
Marble is used for hotel lobbies and feature walls, restaurant and retail interiors, office reception areas, residential accent walls, bathroom and wet-area surrounds (non-immersed), elevator lobbies and column wraps. Because the material is A2 class (GB 8624, factory tested), it is also accepted on high-rise exteriors and public buildings where combustible cladding is restricted.
Installation Notes for 2–3 mm Marble Panels
At 2–3 mm these are among the thinnest panels in the range, and they conform to curved substrates down to a 200 mm radius — column wraps, radiused reception desks and curved corridor walls are all achievable without cutting to shape. The substrate must be flat and sound: cement board, plasterboard, prepared masonry or sound existing tile. Bond with a polymer-modified adhesive at roughly 3–4 kg/m², and cut on site with a utility knife or angle grinder — no wet saw, no specialist tooling.
No steel keel and no structural reinforcement are needed at 3.0–10.5 kg/m². A single installer can handle large formats unaided, and a typical 200 m² area is completed in 2–3 days.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many colours does the Marble series come in?
6 colourways are currently in production under codes DL2005, DL2052, DL2053, DL2031, DL2089 and 1 more. Full swatch sets can be requested before you commit to a container order.
What thickness and sheet size does Marble come in?
Marble panels are supplied at 2–3 mm in sheet sizes 1200×600 · 1200x3000mm, weighing 3.0–10.5 kg/m². Other sizes in the TooFlexi range are 600×1200 mm and 1200×2400 mm.
Is Marble suitable for exterior cladding?
Yes. TooFlexi flexible stone is A2 class (GB 8624, factory tested) and can be specified to meet EN 13501-1 A2-s1,d0. The surface is UV-stabilised and waterproof for non-immersed exposure, so it performs outdoors in hot, humid and coastal conditions.
What is the minimum order quantity for Marble?
The MOQ is 200 m² per colour, with a standard lead time of 15–25 business days. Samples are available for evaluation before you place a bulk order.
Can Marble be used on curved surfaces?
Yes. Panels bend around curves with a radius of at least 200 mm, which covers column wraps, radiused walls and curved reception counters without cutting to shape.
Related Guides and Products
Parent collection: Rock Series
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