Natural Stones

Marble and limestone are carbonate rocks with high color and pattern diversity, with marble being formed from sedimentary limestone by geological processes. They are not polish resistant to everyday acids and abrasive cleaning agents.

Hard rocks include various metamorphic and igneous rocks with similar engineering properties. They are generally acid-resistant, scratch-resistant and easy to polish. In the natural stone industry they are often called granite, although they are also gabbro, labradorite, gneiss or granulite.

Quartzites are metamorphic rocks with very high quartz content, which shine with high acid and abrasion resistance. They are used both upscale interior and exterior - for example, as a patio slab.

Travertine is a porous limestone. Its appearance varies from banded to diffuse cloudy depending on the direction of sawing. Its color ranges from beige to gray to nut brown. It is used indoors and outdoors, such as for bathrooms, facades and terraces.

Onyx is an exclusive limestone with striking structures reminiscent of tree trunks or agate. Its high transparency allows good translucency, ideal for exciting lighting accents, e.g. for sales counters, receptions or backlit staircases.

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