Grey Marble of Naxos
The gray selection of Naxos Marble has a more intense presence of gray and silver tones on the same crystalline base. Calcareous marble from Naxos, with natural zones and shades that change intensity from slab to slab. It is the coldest of the three selections of Crystalline.
- Color
- Gray
- Origin
- Naxos
- Material
- Marble
What is the Grey Marble of Naxos
The grey selection of the Crystalline of Naxos has the same crystalline structure as the white and the semi-white, with a more intense presence of grey and silver tones. The dark zones and the natural shading are part of the material and not a defect: the deposit of Naxos gives shades that range from pure white to ash.
Features
- Geological type: calcareous marble
- Origin: Naxos
- Commercial name: Crystalline of Naxos, grey selection
- Color: grey with silver tones
- Design: natural zones and shadings of different intensity
- Texture: crystalline, common with the other selections
- Related selections: white and semi-white Crystalline of Naxos
Technical details
The published measurements of Krystallina Naxos are valid: apparent specific density 2.710 kg/m³ and water absorption coefficient 0.09 %wt. The complete values, along with compressive and flexural strength, are available on the page of the white selection.
Where it is used
It is chosen for floors, cladding, and bathrooms when a cooler and more modern result is requested than white. In combination with the white selection of the same deposit, it provides contrast without changing material, which facilitates both supply and maintenance.
What affects the price
In the grey selection, the determining factor is the uniformity of tone within the same batch, which is more difficult than in the light shades. The stricter the requirement for the same grey across the surface, the higher the selection cost. Following are the thickness and the cuts of the project.
Maintenance
The problem with the grey base is the salts: the traces from water that dries on its own become much more visible than in the light colors. In bathrooms, showers, and outdoor surfaces, wiping after use makes a bigger difference than any product. Acids affect the material just like the other selections.
Features
| Color | Gray |
|---|---|
| Origin | Naxos |
| Material | Marble |
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The gray Naxos comes from the same deposit as the white Crystalline and retains its crystalline texture. The grays of Aliveri, Asini or Parnon are different deposits with their own structure and design.
Because the dark zones are not distributed evenly within the deposit. In projects where a specific tone is needed, the slabs are selected before cutting.
Yes, and it is one of the most common combinations, usually with the white on the floors and the gray on stairs or in places that need to stand out.
Information about Grey Marble of Naxos
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