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Dedicated to double vanity setups where two faucets meet on a single wall, this 72-inch backsplash provides a substantial, integrated look. At 4 inches high and a solid 3 centimeters (1.18 inches) thick, the panel has enough mass to read as a continuation of the countertop rather than a thin strip attached to the wall.

Charcoal Soapstone Aesthetic

Finished in Charcoal Soapstone by Silestone (a Cosentino brand), this backsplash offers a deep charcoal base accented by thin, sparse white veins. The honed surface texture presents a flat, matte tone that resembles natural soapstone before it darkens from years of mineral oil application. Since the backsplash is cut from a separate slab than the matching vanity top, anticipate a natural, subtle variation in tone between the two pieces rather than an identical color match.

Performance and Compatibility

Built from non-porous quartz using HybriQ technology, this surface is engineered for longevity and ease of maintenance. It resists stains and scratches effectively and never requires sealing. The production process is environmentally conscious, utilizing less than 40 percent crystalline silica, 99 percent recycled water, and renewable electricity. This backsplash is specifically designed to pair seamlessly with James Martin 040, 050, and 060 series vanity tops that are 72 inches wide.

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 72" length x 4" height x 1.18" depth (3 cm thickness)
  • Material: Silestone by Cosentino (Charcoal Soapstone finish)
  • Weight: 33 lbs
  • Origin: Made in Spain

James Martin 72" Backsplash, Charcoal Soapstone

SKU: 050-BS72-CSP

ALL THE NATURAL STONE PRODUCTS ARE REQUIRED TO BE SEALED PROPERLY BEFORE THE FIRST USE

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