Materials
Top-class materials for cladding, flooring and decorative elements.
A metamorphic rock comprised naturally of calcite and dolomite. It is easy to sand and the colours start from sparkling white and go through all shades. Processed marble can be polished, heat-flaked, antique, rustic, bucharded and gliz. The stone is not resistant to atmospheric influences, therefore it is recommended mostly for indoor use. Since ancient times, marble is believed to have healing properties and protect the home from evil spirits.
Igneous rock formed by the crystallisation of magma in the earth’s crust. Granite is made up of the minerals quartz, feldspar and mica. Granite is one of the densest and hardest rocks, with low water absorption and high resistance to temperature changes. This makes anything made of granite durable against ageing, wear and tear. Therefore, it is suitable for cladding external walls, floors, stairs, columns, etc. Granite can be polished, heat-peeled, antiqued or bucharded. Since Roman times, granite has been considered the strongest stone, and the granite paving stones along their triumphal roads have endured to this day.
A natural, semi-precious stone, part of the quartz group. The predominant colour is black with white stripes, but other varieties such as brown-reddish are also found. The use of onyx is a revolution in interior design, due to its high light transmittance and luxurious appearance. It should be known that onyx is not suitable for flooring or to be in contact with water, as it is absorbent and is not resistant to friction. According to popular belief, onyx has mystical powers that drive away negative thoughts.
Travertine and limestone belong to the marble group, but they are less dense and have a porous structure. Being a polycrystalline material, they are easily polished and used for interior and exterior cladding and flooring. Travertine and limestone are some of the most common rocks used in construction. They are suitable for almost everything, being most suitable for interior furnishings due to their high water permeability. We offer polished, thermal peel, antique, rustic, bucharded and gliz – travertine and limestone.
Technical stone is a material achieved using a special technology, containing more than 94% natural stone (most often quartz or marble) and about 5% binding agents and pigments. This type of stone is suitable for every home as it has better physical and mechanical properties (including remarkable strength, heat and acid resistance) compared to natural rocks. It is important to note that due to its easy maintenance, quartz is famed as one of the most hygienic solutions for kitchen countertops, restaurant bar tops, pool liners, etc. We offer a wide selection of technical stone for exterior and interior cladding of Dekton, SileStone and Quarella.