GREY COLOUR
A smooth, machine-ground finish that is free of saw and whip marks. This finish is typically suited for larger format stone and for applications where the stone is viewed at close range.
COLOUR
Grey
A smooth surface that retains visible saw marks including the occasional crescent shaped whip mark from the saw blade. This finish is typically suited for smaller stone sizes and for exterior applications viewed from a typical setback distance.
COLOUR
Grey
A rough surface finish produced by splitting the stone with a hydraulic shear. For stones less than
190 mm in height the top and bottom edges of the face are pitched to create a convex ‘belly’ profile.
COLOUR
Grey
A rugged textured surface found at the top and bottom layers of raw quarry blocks. This finish represents the location of stylolites which define the points of extraction. Stylolotic seams give Rustic its distinction as the only finish characterized by a range of colour.
COLOUR
Grey range
A uniform, subtly textured surface finish achieved through the gentle mechanical impact of a multi-point tool. Recommended for applications viewed at close range, this treatment also reduces the visibility of mottling on vertical surfaces and enhances slip resistance on horizontal surfaces.
COLOUR
Grey
A textured, pebbled surface finish, coarser than Bush hammered, achieved through the mechanical impact of a pneumatic multi-point hammer. Recommended for applications viewed at close range, this finish is also effective in reducing the visibility of mottling.
COLOUR
Grey
BUFF COLOUR
A smooth, machine-ground finish that is free of saw and whip marks. This finish is typically suited for larger format stone and for applications where the stone is viewed at close range.
COLOUR
Buff
A smooth surface that retains visible saw marks including the occasional crescent shaped whip mark from the saw blade. This finish is typically suited for smaller stone sizes and for exterior applications viewed from a typical setback distance.
COLOUR
Buff
A rough surface finish produced by splitting the stone with a hydraulic shear. For stones less than 190 mm in height the top and bottom edges of the face are pitched to create a convex ‘belly’ profile.
COLOUR
Buff
A rugged textured surface found at the top and bottom layers of raw quarry blocks. This finish represents the location of stylolites which define the points of extraction. Stylolotic seams give Rustic its distinction as the only finish characterized by a range of colour.
COLOUR
Buff range
A uniform, subtly textured surface finish achieved through the gentle mechanical impact of a multi-point tool. Recommended for applications viewed at close range, this treatment also reduces the visibility of mottling on vertical surfaces and enhances slip resistance on horizontal surfaces.
COLOUR
Buff
A textured, pebbled surface finish, coarser than Bush hammered, achieved through the mechanical impact of a pneumatic multi-point hammer. Recommended for applications viewed at close range, this finish is also effective in reducing the visibility of mottling.
COLOUR
Buff