Brushed Scratch Double-Black Marble

Brushed Scratch Double-Black Marble

Leathered Scratch Double-Black is a specially processed version of the durable Double Black stone that, in addition to the Scratch finish, has been leathered. This stone has unique features that make it suitable for various applications.

Purchasing Brushed Scratch Double-Black Marble

The Leathered Scratch finish is a unique and modern process that, like the grooved finish, creates regular grooves on the stone surface, preventing slipping. This finish is typically applied to stones with high durability, ensuring they remain intact and undamaged during processing. The difference between the Scratch and Leathered Scratch finishes lies in the leathering of the stone after the Scratch process. Leathering enhances the stone by reflecting light, reducing the absorption of dirt and grime, and making it easier to clean. It also prevents the surface from becoming overly rough due to the Scratch process, giving the stone a smooth, leather-like appearance. Leathered Scratch Double-Black Stone has a black background with regular grooves. Interestingly, despite its non-slip surface, the leathering process ensures the stone is not overly rough but instead has a smooth, leather-like finish. The Double Black stone is highly durable and robust, making it suitable for all weather conditions.

Features of Brushed Scratch Double-Black Marble

Double Black, a semi-granite stone, is one of the most popular and durable building stones. It offers high resistance and can undergo various finishing processes. Some of the key features of Double Black stone with this finish include:

– High durability, suitable for all types of weather and environmental conditions.

– Grooved surface that is smooth and leather-like, not rough.

– Uniform appearance with invisible grout lines after installation.

– Neutral color, making it versatile for use alongside any color and suitable for any space with any material.

– Light reflection capabilities, giving it a glossy appearance.

– Lower dirt absorption and easier cleaning.

– More aesthetically pleasing compared to standard Scratch finishes.

– Creates an illusion of a taller structure when used on facades.

– Creates an illusion of a larger space when used on floors.

– Smaller pieces with regular or irregular grooves can be arranged in specific patterns to create a three-dimensional effect.