Honed
This type of finishing is plain and does not show any shine. Because the Semi Rijo is not usually polished, this is the most common finishing. The honed finishing reveals a white coloured Semi Rijo, which is highly recommended for external cladding.
It is commonly found in flooring and masonry.
Scratched - Thin
Type of finishing done with a scratching device, giving the natural stone an appearance of a parallel farmed field (but different as the medium scratch). It has a white colour and medium roughness. It is commonly used in paving and coverings.
It is commonly found in cladding and coverings.
Scratched - Medium
This type of finishing has a corrugated appearance, usually turning
a beige coloured limestone as the Moca Cream into white. Its surface is characterized
by its salience and roughness.
It is commonly found in exterior flooring and garden decoration.
Bush-Hammered - Medium
This type of finishing has a corrugated appearance, usually turning any light coloured limestone as the Semi Rijo into white. Its surface is characterized by its salience and roughness, which is highly recommended for external flooring.
It is commonly found in flooring and several
exterior applications.
Bush-Hammered - Gross
This type of finishing has a strong corrugated appearance, usually turning the Semi Rijo into white. Its surface is characterized by its strong salience and roughness, which is highly recommended for external flooring and garden.
It is commonly found in
exterior projects such as walls or paths.
Splitted
This type of finishing has a strong corrugated, irregular and rustic appearance. Its surface is characterized by its strong salience and roughness, which is perfect for exterior projects such as walls or paths.
It is commonly found in
exterior projects such as walls or paths.
