Trade names are the start of the comparison
Makrana marble is sold under familiar names such as white, Albeta, Dungri and Kumari. A name alone does not define the background shade, amount of marking, dimensions or grade of every slab offered under it. Sellers may describe similar selections differently. Record the name and inspect the actual lot before comparing prices.
Our catalogue has eight Makrana trade selections. The notes below help you create a shortlist; the final material description and suitability must be agreed for your order. Gallery photographs are labelled by visible appearance unless a trade variety has been confirmed.
Compare eight Makrana marble selections
| Selection | Design starting point | Question for the selected batch |
|---|---|---|
| Makrana White | A mostly white, quieter interior palette. | How much marking is visible across all the slabs? |
| Albeta Marble | A light base with natural veining. | Will the vein direction suit the floor layout? |
| Ulodi Albeta | A patterned Albeta selection to compare by full slab. | Which appearance and grade does the supplier mean by Ulodi? |
| Dungri Marble | White-and-grey character for floors and details. | How consistent is the proposed lot in shade and movement? |
| Chak Dungri | A marked selection for a more expressive stone palette. | Are the photographs and quote for the same named batch? |
| Kumari Marble | A light Makrana selection to compare on its own merits. | What usable sizes and accepted natural features are included? |
| Brown Albeta | Warm-toned movement alongside timber or warmer colours. | How much brown or warm marking appears in the complete lot? |
| Makrana Pink | Pink-toned stone for decorative or architectural ideas. | Does the actual shade match the approved sample and surrounding materials? |
Albeta vs Dungri: compare the actual slabs
Begin with two sets of full-slab photos taken under comparable lighting. Place the proposed Albeta and Dungri selections beside the same floor plan, wall palette and finish sample. Check whether you prefer quieter movement, stronger veining or the appearance of a particular lot.
For a large floor, compare the full quantity rather than selecting one attractive piece. Ask for a layout of the proposed slabs and identify any pieces that need a particular orientation. For a carved object, discuss the block or blank that will be used; a floor photograph does not prove that the same selection is available for sculpture.
Compare price and specification together
A lower square-foot rate can describe a different thickness, slab size, quality selection or included scope. Obtain the measured dimensions, usable area, finish and processing terms with each quote. Compare transport and fitting separately. The Makrana marble price guide explains how to build an itemised comparison.
Do not assume that one variety is always cheaper, whiter or suitable for every use. Availability and the specific selection matter. Tell the supplier whether you need flooring, stairs, wall pieces or carving material so the quotation addresses that application.
Make a batch shortlist you can verify
- Request dated full-slab photographs, with close-ups of natural features.
- Record the supplier's trade name, grade description and source information.
- Confirm dimensions and thickness for the proposed pieces.
- Compare the sample and full batch under similar lighting.
- Agree how the reserved slabs will be marked and photographed before packing.
Use the Makrana marble buying checklist when inspecting and reserving a selection. If you prefer to compare in person, arrange a visit to our Makrana address.
Discuss your project in Makrana
Share your measurements, material shortlist and delivery city with Geeta Marble Construction. Visit us at RJ SH 2B, Bhatipura, Lohar Pura, Makrana, Rajasthan 341505, or call +91 94601 62232.
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