Pietra Piasentina
Pietra Piasentina
A masterpiece of minimal naturalism: a lighter and versatile solution to dress spaces with a gentle stone look in line with today’s trends.
Piasentina Stone is a sedimentary rock quarried in the Italian region of Friuli. The name derives from the local expression “la piase”, meaning “I like it”. Its dotted grey background is gently moved from shades that vary from lighter to darker tones, while white, pink or grey veins create an irregular pattern on the surface.
Our design concept led us to enhance the dotted and iconic texture of the background with a mix of warm and cold shades. Mostly red and grey, to create an inimitable color. Furthermore, we elegantly interrupted its regularity, giving evidence to very delicate orange halos. Finally, we isolated and harmonised the white veins, orienting them in a more harmonic and regular direction.
The result is a product preserving the natural spontaneity of the stone, while offering a more elegant and fresher look.
Surfaces
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Absolute Matte
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Naturale
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Absolute Matte
Sizes
Thickness
Specifications
Technical feature | Standard method ISO | Nexion values | Requirements | |||
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SIZE < 1200 mm | SIZE ≥ 1200 mm | |||||
% | mm | % | mm | |||
Width | ISO 10545 - 2 | ± 0,1 | ± 0,8 | ± 0,1 | ± 1 | ± 0,3% |
Length | ± 0,1 | ± 0,8 | ± 0,1 | ± 1,2 | ± 0,3% | |
Thickness | ± 4 | ± 0,5 | ± 4 | ± 0,5 | ± 5,0% | |
Straightness of Side | ± 0,1 | ± 0,8 | ± 0,1 | ± 1 | ± 0,3% | |
Rectangularity | ± 0,1 | ± 1,3 | ± 0,1 | ± 1,5 | ± 0,3% | |
Surface Flatness | ± 0,1 | ± 1,8 | ± 0,2 | ± 3 | ± 0,4% | |
Surface Quality | 95% | A minimum of 95% of the tiles are to be free from visible defects which can impair the appearance of a major area of tiles |
Technical feature | Standard method ISO | Nexion values | Requirements |
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Water Absorption | ISO 10545 - 3 | Avg. ≤ 0,08%, Individual 0,2% |
≤ 0,5%, Individual 0,6% |
Modulus of Rupture | ISO 10545 - 4 | Min. 42 N/mm² | Min. 35 N/mm², Individual Min. 32 N/mm² |
Breaking Strength | ISO 10545 - 4 | Min. 1800 N | Not less than 1300 N |
Moisture Expansion | ISO 10545 - 10 | 0,02 mm/m | - |
Surface abrasion | ISO 10545-7 | CLASS IV | Minimum Class - II Report abrasion class and cycles passed |
Mohs Hardness of surface | NA | 8 | |
Coefficient of linear thermal expansion from ambient temperature to 100 °C |
ISO 10545 - 8 | 6x10⁻ ⁶ K⁻¹ max | As declared by the Manufacturer |
Thermal Shock Resistance | ISO 10545 - 9 | No damage | |
Crazing Resistance: glazed tiles |
ISO 10545 - 11 | No damage for Min. 10 Cycles |
Required |
Bulk Density | ISO 10545 - 3 | 2,2 g/cc | 2,2 g/cc |
Impact Resistance | ISO 10545 - 5 | 0,55 | As declared by the Manufacturer |
Frost Resistance | ISO 10545 - 12 | No change | |
Small colour differences | ISO 10545 - 16 | No change | Plain coloured tiles only where required GL: ∆E < 0,75 UGL: ∆E < 1,0 |
Slip Resistance | DIN 51130 | R9 | As declared by the Manufacturer |
Technical feature | Standard method ISO | Nexion values | Requirements |
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Resistance to staining | ISO 10545 - 14 | Class 4 | Minimum Class 3 |
Resistance to household chemicals and swimming pool salts |
ISO 10545 - 13 | Minimum A | Minimum B |
Resistance to acids & alkalis | Minimum B | As declared by the Manufacturer |
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