Vermont Quarries News
Vermont Danby Marble achieves Greenguard Certification for all Marble
Vermont Danby marble achieved Greenguard, www.greenguard.org, certification for all of its Danby marble. Vermont Quarries is the first and only marble quarry to achieve such certification.
Vermont Danby Marble qualifies for LEED Certification SS Credit 7.1
Vermont Danby marble now qualifies for LEED Certification SS Credit 7.1: Heat Island Effect, non roof. A solar reflective index of 20 or greater is required. Danby marble came in at +60! View the actual test results here.
AXA Tower Project chooses Eureka Danby Marble
Kohn Pederson Fox Associates, www.kpf.com, of London England has chosen Eureka Danby for the Tour AXA project.
Vermont Danby Marble chosen for Idaho State Project
Various grades of Vermont Danby Marble are being utilized in the Idaho State Capital Preservation, Restoration and Rehabilitation project in Boise, ID. Over 35,000 SF of various grades of Danby Marble are being utilized throughout. The project is being supplied through Arizona Tile in Phoenix, AZ.
Virginia Federal Reserve chooses Motclair Danby
Montclair Danby has been the material of choice for the Federal Reserve in Virginia. Montclair Danby 2” slab stock has been supplied to Ciot of Montreal who is supplying the project the finished pieces.
Danby Gray Selected for Old Faithful Project
Vermont Danby Gray marble has been selected by the architects of the Old Faithful Inn in Yellowstone National Park as the material for the public restrooms stalls and counters. Due to the durability of Danby Marble, this material lends itself perfectly for this application.
Vermont Danby Marble - The choice for Martha Stewart’s personal residence.
If it is good enough for Martha. It just might be good enough for you.
Marble Milled Sinks Now Available
Vermont Quarries has added 100% marble milled sinks to their collection of products. Call or email to find out more.
Marble Use in Kitchens
It's a myth that marble is not suitable for kitchen use. In fact, much of our marble has lower absorption rates than popular granites. Learn more.
AIA Presentations
Use this opportunity to host a luncheon at your facility or showroom for your local architectural and design community. This hour long session is approved for 1 accreditation point. More details here
