Svalbard
Blue ink, drawn through white stone.
Svalbard is a pale mineral ground with deep blue flooding through it in soft, irregular pools, the colour bleeding at the edges like ink in water. It is quieter than the agates and more graphic than a marble, and suits a bathroom or bedroom wall that wants one colour and nothing else.
Availability
| Code | 80426 |
|---|---|
| Family | Stone |
| Finishes | 3D, Matte, Satin, Super Glossy |
| Slabs | 2 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.
Examples from our library of more than 500,000 designs. Any of them can be recoloured, rescaled or redrawn, or made from your own artwork.
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