Emperador Light marble is a breccia of Spanish origin with a hazelnut background color with light golden hues and sometimes white bloom.
Suitable for both indoor and outdoor decor.
EMPERADOR LIGHT | |
|---|---|
Tipology | Marble |
Source Location | Spain |
Compression breaking load | 1580 Kg/cm² |
Compression breaking load after freezing | 1580 Kg/cm² |
Ultimate textile strenght | 210 Kg/cm² |
Thermal linear expansion coefficient | |
Water absorption | 0,40 % |
Impact test: min fall height | 35 cm |
Frictional wear test | 1,90 mm |
Bulk density | 2650 Kg/m³ |
Elasticity module | |
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