Copenhagen
White stone, broken and set in grey.
Copenhagen is white and pale grey stone broken into large angular pieces and set in a darker grey ground, the fracture doing the work that veining does elsewhere. Every slab is a different arrangement of the same break, so a run of panels never settles.
Availability
| Code | 76829 |
|---|---|
| Family | Marble |
| Finishes | 3D, Matte, Satin, Super Glossy |
| Slabs | 4 numbered slabs compose one wall |
| Format | 1200 × 2800 or 990 × 2974 mm / 1.2 mm thick, custom sizes on request |
Performance
3.5 kg/m² panel; flat crates.
The panel is waterproof.
Scratch hardness MOHS 2, 4 (Super Glossy).
Abrasion resistance PEI 4, 3 (Super Glossy).
Reaction to fire: B-s1, d0.
Panel -15 to +70 °C.
Standard non-ferrous blades.
Aluminum, emission-free production.
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