Iron Grey

Description

IRON GREY:

IRON GREY

This model has a particular personality, inspired by iron rust and featuring an ageless style.

Iron Grey has a dark grey foundation with a slight sheen that gives it a classic look.

 

Supplier:

Neolith

Neolith is the world’s leading brand in Sintered Stone. A revolutionary architectural surface with premium technical features. At Neolith

we never stop evolving, researching, and developing new technologies because our objectives are clear.

Our ambition is to keep inspiring and creating bright and bold spaces that are enjoyed to the fullest

and make sustainable environments a reality. Also, to work responsibly with society and build a future we can all look forward to.

We work to be the leading brand in bringing unique spaces to life and inspiring unique solutions for functional

and sustainable indoor and outdoor spaces through the most innovative surfaces, creating extraordinary brand experiences.

Moreover, Passion, innovation, partnership, signature style, and inspiration are our beliefs

and principles, the driving force behind what we do.

 

Hues:

Brown

Brown, a hue that is typically linked with durability, dependability, and safety. It is also often considered solid,

similar to the ground. Besides, loneliness, grief, and isolation are common feelings. It might appear huge, harsh,

and barren too, in big numbers, like a vast desert devoid of life.

Grey

Grey, sometimes called gray, is a color that is halfway between black and white.

It is a neutral or achromatic color, which means “without color,” because it may be made up

of black and white. It features a hazy sky, ash, and lead look.

 

Finish:

Satin

Satin finishes have a beautiful luster that we often describe as appearing velvety. It is slightly less lustrous than semi-gloss

and can appear to be both flat and glossy, depending on the lighting in the room. Satin also has a slightly higher sheen than eggshells,

meaning that it is more reflective and more durable. Satin paint is very durable, making it great for high-traffic areas.

You can easily clean Satin paint, though it can lose its sheen if scrubbed too roughly. We advise you to clean it with a wipe

and avoid abrasive scrubs.

 

Style:

Metalic

The metallic design displays a unique form of beauty, as it fills the beholder’s eye with an appealing sheen while also

reflecting the character of strength and durability. However, if used correctly, this design may complement many kitchens and houses.

 

Material:

Sintered stone

It is the most durable surface you can get.

Also, the sintered stone is a matrix of minerals heated (sintered) to form a solid impenetrable mass that results in a surface that cannot be

etched, scratched, burned, or stained. Quartz can cower because the sintered stone has them backed into a corner performance-wise.

Sintered stones are cast with an inherent texture. Moreover, sintered stone has built-in depth, feels,

and anti-slip properties. Finally, the textures offer varying levels to impart a warmer feel as a counter or

cladding or as a grip for shower floors, pool decks, or flooring.

 

Thickness:

3mm

Thickness recommended for all types of vertical cladding: walls, furniture, and cabinets.

6mm

The most versatile thickness. You can use it for indoor and outdoor cladding. It is also suitable for exterior

and interior flooring, furniture cladding, and cabinets.

12mm

Thickness recommended for: kitchen and bathroom worktops.

20mm

Thickness recommended for: kitchen and bathroom worktops.

Format:

2600×1200, 3200×1500, 3200×1600, 3600×1200.