Product detail

The tiles are subdivided into two groups: split-edge and sawn-edge. Split-edge tiles are obtained by cutting the stone with special cutters and may be rectangular or square. The thickness generally varies between 2 and 5 cm; for specific purposes thicker or thinner tiles suitable above all for cladding may be produced. With standard working, tiles with a width of 10 – 15 – 20 – 25 – 30 – 35 – 40 – 45 and 50 cm and of variable length are produced. These are packed and supplied on 15 m² pallets wrapped with nylon. Sawn-edge tiles are again squared slabs, but with sawn rather than split edges. The length may be variable or fixed. They are subdivided into: Natural surface: maintaining a natural surface and of variable width. Flamed surface: obtained after sawing by flaming the upper surface. Particularly suitable for internal flooring. Smooth surface: obtained through sawing and subsequent polishing of the material, with a fixed thickness. Shiny surface: obtained through sawing of the blocks and subsequent polishing of the material, with a fixed thickness. Bush-hammered surface: obtained through machine bush-hammering of the surface.