MARACUJÁ
Own quarry
Maracujá is a classic granite formed by hardened volcanic lava, quartz grains, small amounts of mica and feldspar. Due to its beauty, strength and durability is widely used both indoors (floors, walls, sinks, sinks, bathtubs, fireplaces, etc.) as well as external (sidewalks, facades, etc.), and it may have various types of finishes such as polished, rough , brushed, honed , sandblasted, flamed and bush-hammered. Its quarry is located in Maristela de minas, Curral de dentro District, Minas Gerais State, Brazil.
Material Analysis
GEOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION: GRANITE
| PROPERTIES | UNIT | RESULTS |
| Water Absorption | (%) | 0,29 |
| Dry Apparent Specific Mass | (kg/m³) | 2618 |
| Compressive Strength | (Mpa) | 87,16 |
| Flexural Strength | (Mpa) | 14,42 |
| Abrasion Resistance | (cm³/cm²) | 0,076 |
MINEROLOGICAL COMPOSITION
| MINERALS | VOLUME(%) | |
| Quartz | 23 | |
| MicroclinE | 32 | |
| Oligoclase | 42 | |
| Opaque Minerals | 02 |
Meet the Deposit
The Slabs
Ambience application
