Compac Classic Beige

Compac Classic Beige is technological marble that offers a raw look with a product that is ideal for demanding areas in spaces that are in continuous contact with water . Compac Classic Beige is a versatile marble that suits industrial, modern and traditional spaces alike. You can use Classic Beige in bathrooms, living rooms, bedrooms or as a furniture covering.

Compac Classic Beige marble comes in standard slabs with dimensions 3000x1230mm and thicknesses in 20mm and 30mm. It allows users to create multidimensional applications in furniture, vanity tops, tables, and spaces such as bathrooms, halls, exterior gardens and patios, to name a few.

Compac started creating technological marble in 1975 and it is one of the leading Companies in conglomerate surfaces worldwide. Compac achieved a huge success with their technological marble materials in the 70’s which has allowed the Spanish manufacturer to expand its ranges into other materials, creating Compac quartz in the early 1990’s which has made them the second largest manufacturer of quartz in the planet.

Compac, The Surfaces Company started operations in the United Kingdom almost 20 years ago and has become one of the preferred quartz and marble manufacturers in the country; providing its unique products to both the residential and commercial sector, winning many accolades through its constant innovative approach when it comes to creating surfaces that are highly resistant to scratches, staining and extreme temperatures.

Features and benefits of Compac Classic Beige marble:

• Large slabs which ensures minimal seams and joints on surfaces
• Property investment product that offers very good value for money
• Flexibility and durability
• Versatile stone that is ideal for applications in interiors.
• Wide variety of colours, finishes and thicknesses
• Minimal water absorption
• Available in many finishes including polished, matt, bush-hammered (deep texture), Silken (silk) and Ovo (light texture)
• Its surfaces can be re-polished after extensive use, recovering its original gloss
• Low cost maintenance and very easy cleaning regime
• Energy Efficiency:  Ventilated façades contribute to reducing energy expenses in modern buildings. The thermal insulation is a continuous layer that prevents heat transfer from the metal framework edges and the vertical supports