
White Marble Chips
The default choice for terrazzo, bright flooring and garden beds.
10-20 mm marble chips are the standard robust landscaping grade. The wider size band means the stones interlock, so the surface stays put on paths and slopes better than a uniform fine grade.
Varied stone sizes that lock together visually and physically. Reads as a proper stone surface rather than a decorative sprinkle.
Supplied in woven bags for smaller quantities and in jumbo bags or loose bulk for larger orders. Pick the packing your site can offload — jumbo bags need mechanical handling.
For multi-tonne requirements, share the colour, quantity, packing preference, delivery city and timeframe. The bulk supply page lists everything needed for a firm quotation.
Marble chips are screened, not machined. A 10–20 mm batch will contain some pieces slightly above or below the nominal band — this is normal for crushed stone. Where a tight grading matters, say so at the enquiry stage so the requirement can be discussed before dispatch. We do not publish engineering tolerances we cannot verify for a given batch.
Availability may vary by colour and quantity.

The default choice for terrazzo, bright flooring and garden beds.

High-contrast chips for modern terrazzo and dark landscape borders.

Warm-toned chips for decorative concrete, borders and feature beds.

Cool green aggregate for garden features, planters and mosaic work.

Sandy, warm chips for pathways, exposed aggregate and courtyards.

Neutral chips for contemporary terrazzo and architectural concrete.

Soft blush chips for decorative interiors and feature landscaping.

Earthy chips for driveways, rustic landscaping and exposed aggregate.

Warm off-white chips that soften bright interiors and courtyards.

Mixed-colour chips for playful mosaic, garden and decorative work.
Final suitability depends on your project specification.
Tell us your required colour, size, quantity and delivery city to get current availability and pricing.
Pricing depends on colour, size, quantity, packaging and delivery location.
Looking for a different grade? Browse 0.5–1 mm, 1–2 mm, 2–3 mm, 3–6 mm, 5–8 mm.