




Fish Belly
Description
Fish Belly is an engineered quartz surface with a soft white base with bold diagonal grey-brown streaks.
Supplied as jumbo 3200 Γ 1600 mm slabs, ideal for waterfall islands where the streaks wrap over the edge.
Fish Belly is stocked as 3200mm x 1600mm slabs, 18mm thick, with a polished finish.
Origin & Technical Profile
Origin: An imported engineered slab stocked by FB Marble in Lahore.
What the slab looks like: A soft white base with bold diagonal grey-brown streaks.
| Material | Engineered stone: crushed quartz bound with polymer resin and pigment |
|---|---|
| Country of origin | Imported |
| Finish | Polished |
| Thickness | 18mm |
| Slab size | 3200mm x 1600mm |
| Composition | Roughly 90β93% quartz aggregate, the rest resin and pigment |
| Density | About 2.3 β 2.4 g/cmΒ³ |
| Water absorption | Near zero (typically β€ 0.05%) β no sealing needed |
| Hardness | About 7 Mohs (quartz aggregate) |
| Heat | Resin can scorch above ~150 Β°C β always use a trivet |
| Outdoor use | Not recommended β strong UV can yellow the resin |
| Fabrication | Cut wet only: dry-cutting quartz releases crystalline silica dust |
Practical note: Daily cleaning with mild soap is enough; avoid oven cleaner, paint stripper and other strong solvents that attack the resin.
Technical figures are typical values for this type of material; colour can shift slightly between production batches, so match slabs from the same batch.
Choosing Fish Belly
The look: Fish Belly has a soft white base with bold diagonal grey-brown streaks. Supplied as jumbo 3200 Γ 1600 mm slabs, ideal for waterfall islands where the streaks wrap over the edge.
Living with the pattern: Because Fish Belly is veined, ask to see the full slab before cutting: the veins should run the same way across joints and around corners. A bookmatched or vein-matched layout costs a little more slab but looks far better on islands and walls.
Where it works best: Kitchen islands and counters, waterfall edges, vanities and wall panels behind a bed or TV.
What goes with Fish Belly:
- White, light grey or sage-green cabinets for a soft marble look
- Dark walnut or matt black cabinets when you want the veins to stand out
- Brushed gold or matt black taps and handles, picked to match the vein colour
- Plain walls and floors, so the veining stays the main feature
Similar quartz colours
- Panda White Bookmatch: bookmatch white quartz with bold diagonal black veins.
- Majestic Grey Quartz: white quartz with fine light-grey veining.
- Antique White Quartz: off-white quartz with soft grey-lilac wisps.
- Calacatta Wave: white quartz with soft flowing grey wave veins.
Compare with real white marble: Natural white marble has its own one-off veining but is softer and needs sealing; quartz gives a similar look that does not stain from haldi, oil or tea. See real white marble colours and rates.
Qualities & Specification
- Polished Finish
- Stain Resistant
- Near-Zero Water Absorption
- Hard Material
- Consistent Engineered Pattern
- Thickness: 18mm
- Installation as easy as natural stone
- Countertops
- Backsplashes
- Minimalist Interiors
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Fish Belly take hot pans?
Does Fish Belly need sealing, and will haldi stain it?
What is the difference between Fish Belly and Panda White Bookmatch?
Can Fish Belly be used outdoors or next to a sunny window?
Is the pattern on Fish Belly printed, and what sizes are available?
Need Help Choosing?
Our stone experts are available to help you select the perfect quartz for your project.
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Want to see Fish Belly in person? Request a free sample or showroom visit. Questions about delivery, sealing or how we source our stone? See the FB Marble FAQ or WhatsApp us on +92 323 4148908.




