Hospitality Stone Protection
Keep Your Venue Flawless Through Every Service
Protect restaurant bars, hotel lobbies, spa surfaces, and venue marble with RAKU Italian nanocoating. Applications can be scheduled during off-hours; service timing and any warranty depend on written project terms.
Built for Commercial-Grade Demands
In hospitality, marble is a brand asset. It signals quality. It justifies premium pricing. But unprotected marble in a restaurant or hotel faces hundreds of acid attacks per week — every wine glass, every lemon wedge, every cleaning product strips away the surface invisibly. Within a year, the stone that opened fresh and gleaming looks dulled and worn.
Marble Armour treats hospitality stone for the demands it actually faces. RAKU is designed to help reduce liquid penetration and resist etching and staining, but cleaning products, operating practices, and care requirements should be confirmed for the specific stone and project.
Restoration, polishing, and resealing needs vary by venue and use. Expected commercial service life is about 3–5 years, subject to care and operating conditions; any warranty or service commitment is governed by written project terms.
Venue Types We Protect
Restaurants & Bars
Bar tops, dining tables, server stations, and back-bar counters. Food-contact suitability and etch resistance must be confirmed in writing for the specific project.
Hotel Lobbies
High-traffic marble floors, reception counters, and feature walls; suitability and care depend on the stone and operating conditions.
Rooftop Venues
Outdoor weathering and UV performance depend on the stone, installation, and climate. Confirm suitability with the applicator.
Spas & Wellness
Wet-area marble in treatment rooms, steam rooms, and spa lounges — protected against moisture and chemical exposure.
Private Clubs
Member-facing stone in dining rooms, locker rooms, and reception areas protected to the highest standard.
Event Spaces
Marble in ballrooms and event facilities that experiences setup, teardown, and cleaning; care and maintenance should be planned for the venue's use.
Four Key Advantages for Venues
Zero Operational Downtime
Applications may be scheduled during off-hours, typically overnight or on a closure day. Opening time, cure restrictions, and service impact depend on the project; allow up to six days for full cure.
Planned Maintenance
Cleaning, polishing, resealing, and restoration needs vary by stone, use, and operating conditions. Plan maintenance with the applicator.
Food-Contact Considerations
Food-contact suitability and any applicable certification must be confirmed in writing for the specific project.
Written Project Terms
Expected commercial service life is about 3–5 years, subject to use and care. Any warranty or service commitment is governed by written project terms.
Protect Your Venue. Thoughtfully.
Contact Marble Armour to schedule a site assessment. We'll evaluate your stone surfaces and provide a detailed proposal for RAKU protection, scheduling, cure requirements, and expected operational impact.
Request a Hospitality Estimate