Finishings

  • Leather

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  • Polished

    Totally flat and smooth, this finish conveys feelings of nobility and elegance and reveals the beauty and strength of natural stone.

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  • Honed

    A smooth surface, completely flat, which shows the true colour of materials without the brightness and detail of the polished finish. Very fashionable, this finish is considered very cosy and comfortable.

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  • Brushed

    Surface semi-rough and comparatively softer than the sandblast finish, the material with rustic finish has had great acceptance from prescribers all over the world. In fact, this surface reveals more the colour of the original material while making it slip-resistant.

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  • Sandblasted

    Made from sandblast, this finish gives an opaque appearance to stones. It’s suitable for outdoors. Comparatively, this finish is less rough than the hammered and rougher than the brushed.

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  • Bush-Hammered

    Made from impact, gives stones a uniform and porous appearance. It is indicated only for stones with a thickness of 2.0 cm and to external areas, due the slip-resistant properties.

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  • Sawn

    Without any type of finish, presents the natural characteristics. Although not totally an anti-skid material, comparatively, sawn creates more friction than polished or materials with smooth finishing.

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  • Flamed

    It is suitable for outdoors due to the slip-resistant properties.

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  • Combed/Trawl

    The scratched finish is on one of the most expensive finishes. Unique on the effect that gives the stone, this solution requires a special cutter and relatively more time for production.

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  • Split-Face

    It is done manually from the impacts of a metal tool on the stone, so that it breaks irregularly. Used as an ornamental finish to walls and exterior walls. For split-face surfaces, a thickness of at least 5cm thick is required, since part of it will be broken with the tools, leaving the material only 3cm thick.

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