Bianco Statuario marble is the historical material used since ancient times to make sculptures and works of value.
The material is extracted from the Apuan Alps in Carrara and depending on the quarry of origin takes on unique characteristics.
The precious marble with medium fine grain, is presented with a pure white background and a few gray veins of very different sizes thanks to which you can draw unique compositions.
The physical characteristics of the statuary make it particularly suitable for interior decoration.
BIANCO STATUARIO | |
|---|---|
Tipology | Marble |
Source Location | Italy |
Compression breaking load | 1334 Kg/cm² |
Compression breaking load after freezing | 1214 Kg/cm² |
Ultimate textile strenght | 239 Kg/cm² |
Thermal linear expansion coefficient | 0,0064 mm/m °C |
Water absorption | 0,12 % |
Impact test: min fall height | 48,8 cm |
Frictional wear test | 5,79 mm |
Bulk density | 2702 Kg/m³ |
Elasticity module | 766000 Kg/cm² |
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