Iron Copper
Neolith Iron Copper is a distinctive sintered stone that embodies the raw beauty of oxidized copper. Its surface resonates with a rich, reddish-brown hue, interspersed with patches of blue-green patina and faint metallic shimmer, mirroring the natural process of copper aging.
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Fokos, IS, Laminam, Materials, Porcelain Slabs, Sample ShopNeolith Iron Copper is a distinctive sintered stone that embodies the raw beauty of oxidized copper. Its surface resonates with a rich, reddish-brown hue, interspersed with patches of blue-green patina and faint metallic shimmer, mirroring the natural process of copper aging.
Additional information
| Slab Finishes | Satin |
|---|---|
| Slab Thickness | 12mm, 6mm |
| Slab Size | 60" X 125" |
| Certifications | Certification Greenguard Gold, LEED Points Earner, Member of US Green Building Council |
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APPLICATIONS OF NEOLITH®
Thanks to the design, format and physical-mechanical characteristics, this type of product results ideal for limitless indoors and outdoors applications in the commercial and residential area: countertops, flooring, cladding, façades, furniture. Neolith has over 50 different designs available in multiple sizes, thicknesses, and textures.
Imagination is the only limitation.
SURFACES CATALOG INVENTORY
Our inventory consists of many different types of natural stone including marble, limestone, quartz, travertine, granite, porcelain, and onyx. Most of our materials are available in both slabs and tiles. Here in our 2.5-acre slab yard, we carry over 500 different types of stone including over 50 different exotics. We pride ourselves on personal customer service and top-quality products. We are consistently working on creating new innovative ideas, trend-setting materials, and cutting edge designs.
We pride ourselves on personal customer service and top-quality products. Not finding what you need? Please call us today for direct assistance.
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