Crema Marfil 1 cm thick. New possibilities

Crema Marfil 1 cm thick 

New possibilities

 

Crema Marfil marble is the most popular Spanish marble in the world. Its beige colour and the beauty of veining made it perfect for any type of ambience.

Being not specifically a "marble" in the geological sense, it has some characteristics that should be taken into account when asked for. 


 

1 cm  has always been difficult to be cut, for its fragility, and only has been provided in tiles 30,5x30,5 or maximum 61x30,5. The manufacturing needed an exhaustive process. 

 

 

 

Now, with the state on the art both in machinery and adhesives, it is possible to produce in slabs, with 1 cm thick.

The opportunities are clear: It can be provided in any size 

.- width x free length

.- Big sizes

.- Special cut to size 

Please note that remains the advise to be used in wall cladding, not in flooring


 




Location: 03660 Novelda, Alicante, España

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