Polish

This type of processing allows stone to show in the greatest degree all the beauty of its facture, and that in aggregate with reflecting properties of polished surface gives a building its special elegance. Also, polished stone surface possesses high waterproof property.

Flame

This type of processing gives a stone more natural rough appearance, also, makes its structure more monophonic that is suitable for paving greater areas. As a rule, this type of processing is used for finishing of building’s bordering territories and squares’paving, because rough surface prevents sliding.

Antique

Antiquity effect is reached by polishing of flamed tile by special brushes, thus joining two effects in one: expressed structure of the material on a relief surface of the stone. It is used for interior’s finishing of steps and floors mainly.

Sandblasting

Differ from a rough flamed surface of a stone the surface processed by sand is much smoother. Moreover, it shows stone structure in a greater degree. This type is ideal for processing finegrained stones which structure obtains a kind of velvet appearance because of sandblasting. Basically, it is used for interior works.

Water Jet

The surface processed by water under a high pressure obtains roughness as well as flamed one. Because stone is not subject to thermal influence it keeps its color scale in a greater degree (so, for example, yellow stone turns pink after flaming). This type of processing is basically used for external finishing (floors, facades).

Mushroom Tiles

Stone of such structure is used for finishing of buildings’ facades and fences. Tiles give a relief to plane surface, making it similar to a rock, that creates rather interesting design decision.

Natural Split

This type is used for paving and facing tile, in the first case, preventing sliding on a roadway, in the secod giving a kind of natural rocky surface to a façade.

"Blind" Stone

This type of tile has obtained its name due to a special grooved surface, which lays out a path on the walk side or in the premises. Walking on it blind people can feel a direction or receive a signal of a barrier ahead. “Blind” Stone also prevents sliding.