Conglomerate · Brazil
Black Marinace
Pebble conglomerate texture
- Origin Brazil
- Stone type Conglomerate
- Vein Conglomerate texture
- Block yield low
- Bookmatch Not advised
- Colour family Black Marble
See Black Marinace under the light
A live 3D scene built from a real photograph of the slab. Drag to rotate, scroll to zoom.
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The 3D scene is generated in real time from an actual photograph of the slab and is intended as a guide. In natural stone the veining, tone and texture differ on every slab; the final choice should be made on a physical sample or slab approval.
Colour range sampled from the slab
Black Marinace is a unique and striking natural stone. Looking almost like a work of art, it carries a remarkable pattern formed by stones of different sizes set in a black ground — a pattern that gives the surface an animated, living quality.
Used indoors it creates a real impression and lends a space a sophisticated air. It is chosen for a range of applications, including flooring, worktops, basins and wall cladding, and suits modern and contemporary schemes particularly well.
Care note
Marble is sensitive to acids (lemon, vinegar, wine, limescale remover). Use a neutral pH cleaner, wipe up spills at once and impregnate every 1–2 years.
Where is Black Marinace used?
A thickness, finish and detail recommendation for each application. Always confirm your choice on a physical sample before you start.
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Wall Cladding
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Bar Counter
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Decorative Panel
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Furniture Surface
Surface finishes
- Polished
- Honed
The surface finish changes the colour and reflection of the stone noticeably. You can compare the four main finishes in the studio.
Formats
- Block
- 2.4 – 3.0 × 1.5 – 2.0 × 1.5 – 2.0 mQuarry / stock selection
- Slab
- ~320 × 195 cm (variable)2 cm and 3 cm
- Cut-to-size
- 30×60 · 60×60 · 60×120 · 80×80 cm1.2 / 1.5 / 2 cm
- Custom cutting
- Waterjet, CNC, mitre, chamferProject-specific
- Dimensional tolerance
- ± 0.5 mm thicknessCalibrated
Technical data
- Density
- 2.55 – 2.75 g/cm³EN 1936
- Water absorption (by weight)
- 0.20 – 0.60%EN 13755
- Compressive strength
- 90 – 140 MPaEN 1926
- Flexural strength
- 10 – 15 MPaEN 12372
- Mohs hardness
- 4 – 6—
- Frost resistance
- SuitableEN 12371
The figures are typical ranges for the stone type; a test report can be requested per batch.
