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Designed to span a full double vanity, the James Martin 72" Backsplash in Eternal Jasmine Pearl is crafted from 3 cm thick Silestone quartz. This substantial 4-inch-high panel provides a seamless, protective wall surface behind dual faucets, mirroring the weight and presence of the countertop below rather than acting as a thin decorative strip.

The Eternal Jasmine Pearl finish features a pearl white body with fine grey veining that expands into a subtle web pattern. From a distance, it captures the classic look of natural marble, while up close, the consistent, non-porous Silestone surface reveals durable engineered quartz. This panel is engineered to pair specifically with James Martin 72" vanity tops from the 040, 050, and 060 series.

Durability and Sustainability

Made with HybriQ technology by Cosentino, this backsplash is manufactured using under 40 percent crystalline silica and 99 percent recycled water powered by renewable electricity. The resulting non-porous surface resists stains and scratches and requires no sealing, offering long-term performance in humid bathroom environments.

Specifications

  • Overall Dimensions: 72" L x 4" H x 1.18" (3 cm) D
  • Material: Eternal Jasmine Pearl Silestone quartz by Cosentino
  • Weight: 33 lbs
  • Origin: Made in Spain

A Note on Matching: Since the backsplash is cut from a separate slab than your matching vanity top, expect a slight variation in tone. This is a normal characteristic of patterned stone surfaces and ensures a unique, organic finish for your bathroom design.

James Martin 72" Backsplash, Eternal Jasmine Pearl

SKU: 050-BS72-EJP

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

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