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Gris Serena Granite is a natural stone originally found Spain and quarried in region of Torrequemada, Cáceres, Extremadura, from where it is exported to the UK and Europe.
It presents a white background including small-to-medium sized crystalline patches in black, grey and white in a consistent pattern that offers unparalleled natural beauty and strength to interior and exterior architectural areas alike.
Gris Serena is an extremely versatile natural granite that is available in different finishes including honed polished, Anticato and bush hammered that enables different looks suiting relevant design environments.
Gris Serena is suitable for use in kitchens, walls and floorings. It requires little maintenance whilst providing sophisticated looks in both interior and exterior applications that require natural stone that offers a refined appearance with incredible performance characteristics and strength.
Granite is an ideal stone to work with, offering the possibility of having seamless pieces across large surfaces such as kitchen worktops, bar counters, bathrooms, cladding, and islands.
| Stone type | Granite |
|---|---|
| Colour | Grey |
| Country | Spain |
| Price Rating | 1 |
| Thicknesses | 20mm, 30mm |
| Suitable for | Exteriors, Interiors |
| Water Absorption | 0.20 % |
| Compressive Strength | 122.0 - 142.24 MPa |
| Density | 2620 kg/m³ |
| Flexural Strength | 9.96 - 17.1 MPa |
| Opened porosity ( %) | 0,7 |
| Apparent density ( Kg/m3 | 2600 |
| Resistance to the graze ( mm) | 18 |
| Resistance to the compression ( MPa) | 122 |
| Resistance to the concentrated load deflection (MPa) | 17,1 |
| Microhardness knoop ( Mpa) | 1763 |
| Granodiorite composed of Plagioclase | |
| Resistance to shock (cm) | 51 |
| Water absorption for capillarity (g/m” • s0,5) | 0,448 |
| Resistance to ice ( % variation flexion after cycles) | 5 |
| Resistance to the crystallization of salts (Mass variation) | 0,1 |
| Water Absorption under atmospheric pressure( %) | 0,3 |
| Break charge (N) | 160 |
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