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@User, you express my opinions on Danby marble very well. As for price per square foot, I usually don't rely on that metric to determine cost, since stones are sold by the slab, not by the square foot. Depending on the veining and the layout of the counter tops, you may need more slabs of one type than the other, which could vary the total cost. The best way to compare costs is to find a supplier and fabricator. The supplier will give you a price for the number of slabs you need, and the fabricator gives you the labor to template, cut and install. After you get the cost for the entire project, you can compare among different types of stone, or different fabricators. Good luck in your search, and post photos when you are done!

Reply to: @User, you express my opinions on Danby marble very well. As for price per square foot, I usually don't rely on that metric to determine cost, since stones are sold by the slab, not by the square foot. Depending on the veining and the layout of the counter tops, you may need more slabs of one type than the other, which could vary the total cost. The best way to compare costs is to find a supplier and fabricator. The supplier will give you a price for the number of slabs you need, and the fabricator gives you the labor to template, cut and install. After you get the cost for the entire project, you can compare among different types of stone, or different fabricators. Good luck in your search, and post photos when you are done!

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