• Classification: Marble
• Availability: Media
• Average size blocks: Media
• Prevalent Use: Indoor / Outdoor
• Coefficient variation plate: Media
• Compression breaking load: 1580 kg / cm2
• Tensile strength after freeze-thaw cycles: 1584 kg / cm2
• Breaking load unit to bending: 210 kg / cm2
• Thermal expansion coefficient: -
• Water imbibition coefficient: 0.004000
• Impact strength: 35 cm
• Frictional wear: 1,90 mm
• Weight per unit volume: 2702 kg / m3

The "Rain Forest Brown" is an hazelnut base colour with and typical "branches" of rich brown color Indian marble.
Possible realizations:floors| interior and exterior coverings | stairs | tables | sinks | kitchen counters | shower trays
Finish: Polished | brushed | sanded | bushhammered | waterjet | brushed flamed

• Classification: Marble
• Availability: Restricted
• Average size blocks: Media
• Prevalent Use: Interior
• Coefficient variation plate: Limited
• Compression breaking load: 1427 kg / cm2
• Tensile strength after freeze-thaw cycles: 1215 kg / cm2
• Breaking load unit to bending: 141 kg / cm2
• Thermal expansion coefficient: 0.0058 mm / m ° C
• Water imbibition coefficient: 0.004400
• Impact strength: 49 cm
• Frictional wear: -
• Weight per unit volume: 2680 kg / m3

The Green Guatemala is a South American black and green, dotted with white marble.
Possible realizations: floors | interior and exterior coverings | stairs | tables | sinks | kitchen counters | shower trays
Finish:Polished | brushed | sanded | bushhammered | waterjet | brushed
Not suitable for external, undergoes color alterations

• Classification: Granite
• Availability: Media
• Average size blocks: Medium / High 330x205
• Prevalent Use: Indoor / Outdoor
• Coefficient variation plate: Media
• Compression breaking load: 1415 kg / cm2
• Tensile strength after freeze-thaw cycles: 1450 kg / cm2
• Breaking load unit to bending: 93 kg / cm2
• Thermal expansion coefficient: 0.0086 mm / m ° C
• Water imbibition coefficient: 0.003100
• Impact strength: -
• Frictional wear: -
• Weight per unit volume: 2660 kg / m3

The Shivakashi is a clear and slightly crystalline, with major intrusions of burgundy and gray, typical Indian granite.
Possible realizations: Flooring | Interior and exterior | curtain walls | Borders pool | Staircase | tables | sinks | Plans Kitchen | shower trays
Finish: polished | brushed | sanded | bushhammered | waterjet | brushed | flamed.

The bush-hammering is a mechanical machining obtained thanks to the swing, the mechanical action of special hammers. The impact of repeated contact imparts a rough surface ideal as a non-slip surface, for external treads.
Widely used in northeastern Sardinia in the processing of granite pillars and lintels for the seaside villas and originally in the ancient villages of the hinterland, it gives the material a rustic look, highlighting the consistency of the stone and giving elegance to the finished work at the same time.

The flaming treatment is a thermal process obtained by using an appropriate gas mixture composed of a comburent (oxygen) and a fuel with specific thermodynamic properties (propane and equivalent).
The flame invests the surface to be treated at high temperature, which undergoes a thermal shock at about 600 ° C. This effect, combined with an immediate cooling of the surface with water, causes a phenomenon of thermal expansion, and split of quartz or silicon, which literally jumps off highlighting the crystalline structure and the natural color of the material.
This process is also effective on gneiss, serizzi and Sardinian white type granite.
The flaming process offers several advantages, such as the vitrification of the treated surfaces so that they become more resistant to atmospheric agents.

The antiquing technique of granite follows the same steps described in the flaming technique process, followed by a further later stage: the brushing.
The granite surface is subjected to rotary rubbing with brushes of different degrees of abrasiveness, to obtain the desired level of "consummation", even on the corners.
The effect is an old-looking surface, smoothed by the steps of time.