Bianco di Carrara
Marble with ultra-fine grain and chromatic homogeneity
Bianco di Carrara “C” is a very famous marble extracted in the marble quarry of the Apuan Alps, more precisely in the Carrara area. It has a dominant almost pearly-white colour and it is slightly cloudy with greyish veins. The texture is very compact and brilliant. This material has been known and used approximately since 155 BC. Extremely famous for its historic use in statuary and monumental art by extraordinary sculptors such as Michelangelo, Donatello, Bernini and Canova. Bianco di Carrara has established itself throughout the world also in construction, funerary art and in the production of kitchen utensils. It can be an excellent choice for wall coverings, floors, stairs and any other interior design element.
Bianco di Carrara "C"
Bianco di Carrara “C” stands out for its ultra-fine grain and high purity of calcium carbonate, which determines its distinctive milky-white background and excellent light refraction coefficient. Thanks to its superb workability and structural resistance, this marble is the premier choice for radiant surfaces and interior cladding requiring a uniform mirror-like finish. The use of grade “C” ensures superior structural stability and a mineral density that limits moisture absorption, guaranteeing hygienic and long-lasting surfaces. Its chromatic homogeneity offers results of unparalleled refinement, certifying every project with a material that symbolizes Italian extraction excellence and performance longevity.
Additional information
- BLOCK NO MS386G
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FINISH
honed, polished, leather finish -
LENGTH
314 cm -
HEIGHT
198 cm -
THICKNESS
2 cm -
AVAILABILITY
35/2
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