Calacatta Viola is a marble extracted from the Apuan Alps in the province of Lucca.
Ivory white background marble with purple arabesques.
Used since Roman times, it is still used today in numerous interior design projects.
CALACATTA VIOLA | |
|---|---|
Tipology | Marble |
Source Location | Italy |
Compression breaking load | 1280 Kg/cm² |
Compression breaking load after freezing | 1243 Kg/cm² |
Ultimate textile strenght | 125 Kg/cm² |
Thermal linear expansion coefficient | 0,0039 mm/m °C |
Water absorption | 0,215 % |
Impact test: min fall height | 36 cm |
Frictional wear test | 0,58 mm |
Bulk density | 2313 Kg/m³ |
Elasticity module | 465435 Kg/cm² |
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