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Omani marble supplier
An Omani marble supplier with its own plant in Muscat.
AlMaha Marble (AL MAHA FOR MARBLE LLC, CR 1086534) supplies Omani marble to architects, consultants, contractors and fit-out teams. We cut, finish and pack the stone at our Italian-equipped plant in the Al Rusail Industrial Area, Muscat. This page explains what we supply, where each marble comes from, and how to order.
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Who supplies the stone
AlMaha Marble is a family-operated Omani natural stone producer, founded in 2010. The plant sits at Building 359, Block 51, Muscat Express Street, Al Rusail, in the Al Seeb wilayat of Muscat Governorate.
Italian saws and CNC machines give the cut its tolerance. Edge details, borders and inlay are still set by hand. Nothing goes into production until you have seen and approved a physical sample, so the stone you approve is the stone you receive.
What we supply
The catalogue holds ten Omani marbles in five colour families: white, beige, cream, gold and red. Each marble has its own page with a photograph of the slab, the recorded origin, the catalogue finishes and the recorded physical values.
Catalogue finishes include polished, honed, brushed, sandblasted and brushed, bush-hammered and shotblast. Not every finish is listed for every marble, so check the table below. Thickness and slab size are quoted per order, from your drawings.
The applications listed in the catalogue records include interior flooring, exterior cladding, cut-to-size work and bookmatched panels. The full list for each marble is in the table.
Where the marble comes from
The catalogue records three origins in Oman. Sohar in North Al Batinah is the recorded origin for Sohar, Oriental Beige, Oriental Cream, Leo Beige and Imperial Red. Ibri in Al Dhahirah is the recorded origin for Tropical Oro and Oriental Gold. Al-Mudhaibi in North Ash Sharqiyah is the recorded origin for White Oryx, Aramis and Giallo Samad.
All ten are processed at the one plant in Al Rusail, so a project that mixes marbles from different origins still deals with one supplier and one project desk.
Compare the ten marbles we supply
Every value below comes from the catalogue record for that marble. Open a material page for photographs and the full set of recorded values.
| Material | Colour | Recorded origin | Water absorption | Compressive strength (dry) | Catalogue finishes | Listed applications |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Leo Beige | Beige | Sohar | 0.06% | 101 MPa | Polished, Honed, Brushed, Sandblasted + brushed, Bush-hammered | Interior flooring, Exterior cladding, Cut-to-size, Bookmatched panels |
| Sohar | Beige | Sohar | 0.3% | 167.7 MPa | Polished, Honed, Brushed, Shotblast, Bush-hammered | Heavy-traffic flooring, External cladding, Civic interiors |
| Aramis | Cream | Al-Mudhaibi | 0.013% | 182 MPa | Polished, Honed, Brushed, Sandblasted + brushed | Wet-area cladding, Exterior facades, Spa and hospitality interiors |
| Giallo Samad | Gold | Al-Mudhaibi | 0.105% | 148 MPa | Polished, Honed, Brushed, Bush-hammered | Lobby flooring, Feature walls, Cut-to-size accents |
| Imperial Red | Red | Sohar | 0.12% | 156 MPa | Polished, Honed, Brushed, Bush-hammered | Religious interiors, Feature flooring, Calligraphy backdrops |
| Tropical Oro | Gold | Ibri | 0.15% | 166 MPa | Polished, Honed, Brushed, Sandblasted + brushed, Bush-hammered | Exterior cladding, Hotel facades, Heritage restoration |
| Oriental Gold | Gold | Ibri | 0.11% | 153 MPa | Polished, Honed, Brushed, Sandblasted + brushed | Lobby flooring, Boardroom walls, Bespoke interiors |
| Oriental Beige | Beige | Sohar | 0.11% | 153 MPa | Polished, Honed, Brushed, Sandblasted + brushed, Bush-hammered | Large-format flooring, Bank lobbies, Project-grade consistency |
| Oriental Cream | Cream | Sohar | 0.11% | 153 MPa | Polished, Honed, Brushed, Sandblasted + brushed, Bush-hammered | Neutral interiors, Residential flooring, Bookmatched panels |
| White Oryx | White | Al-Mudhaibi | 0.47% | 136 MPa | Polished, Honed, Brushed, Sandblasted + brushed | Large-scale hotel cladding, Civic interiors, Religious architecture |
Published project records in Oman
AlMaha publishes 34 project records. These are the records located in Oman. The full list, with the records in Qatar, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and other countries, is on the projects page.
- Alila Salalah Hotel & ResortHospitality
- Oman Across Ages MuseumCivic
- Omantel HeadquartersCommercial
- Garden City MallCommercial
- Government InstituteCivic
How to order Omani marble from us
Share drawings and sizes
Send the setting-out drawing, the sizes, thicknesses and edge details. We quote thickness and slab size per order, so the drawings drive the price.
Approve a physical sample
Ask for a sample in the finish you want and look at it under the project lighting. Production starts only after you approve it.
Request current documents
Ask for the current supporting documents your consultant needs for the shortlisted marble, and confirm acceptance with the consultant.
Questions buyers ask a marble supplier
Where is AlMaha Marble located?
The plant is at Building 359, Block 51, Muscat Express Street, Al Rusail, Al Seeb, Muscat Governorate, Oman. The phone number is +968 9932 3365.
Which Omani marbles do you supply?
The catalogue holds ten marbles: Leo Beige, Sohar, Aramis, Giallo Samad, Imperial Red, Tropical Oro, Oriental Gold, Oriental Beige, Oriental Cream and White Oryx.
Do you publish marble prices?
No. The catalogue does not list prices. We price each order from the marble, finish, thickness, sizes, quantity, location and programme you send.
Can I see the stone before I order?
Yes. Request a physical sample in the finish you want. Nothing goes into production until you have seen and approved a sample.
Do you supply projects outside Oman?
The published project records include work in Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Kingdom and other countries. Contact the project desk to confirm the current supply scope for your location.
Send the brief. We will quote the stone.
Browse the catalogue, or send the project desk your marble, finish, quantity, location and programme.