Verde Maritaca
Verde Maritaca, also known as San Francisco, is a fine Brazilian granite that is distinguished by its fine grain and vivid combination of bright green and black. Prized for its strength and durability, it is ideal for a variety of indoor and outdoor applications. It is often used for flooring, wall coverings, sinks and shower trays, adding a touch of natural elegance. Its versatility makes it perfect for projects that require style and strength.
Product description
Verde Maritaca is a granite that stands out for its unique aesthetic, characterized by a dynamic color pattern that combines intense hues and marked contrasts. Due to its polished surface and compact texture, this material is popular for creating custom-made furniture elements, such as kitchen countertops and tables, offering a luxurious and modern look. Its ability to maintain its appearance over time makes it a popular choice not only for private homes, but also for high-end commercial projects.
Data sheet
| Country of origin | Brasile |
| Availability | Media |
| Compressive tensile strength | 2607 kg/cm2 |
| Compressive tensile strength after freezing cycles | 1973 kg/cm2 |
| Unit bending tensile strength | 124 kg/cm2 |
| Coefficient of linear thermal expansion | – |
| Water imbibition coefficient | 0,23% |
| Impact resistance, minimum drop height | – |
| Frictional wear | – |
| Weight per unit volume | 2751 kg/m3 |
Related materials
Verde Maritaca is a granite that stands out for its unique aesthetic, characterized by a dynamic color pattern that combines intense hues and marked contrasts. Due to its polished surface and compact texture, this material is popular for creating custom-made furniture elements, such as kitchen countertops and tables, offering a luxurious and modern look. Its ability to maintain its appearance over time makes it a popular choice not only for private homes, but also for high-end commercial projects.
Data sheet
| Country of origin | Brasile |
| Availability | Media |
| Compressive tensile strength | 2607 kg/cm2 |
| Compressive tensile strength after freezing cycles | 1973 kg/cm2 |
| Unit bending tensile strength | 124 kg/cm2 |
| Coefficient of linear thermal expansion | – |
| Water imbibition coefficient | 0,23% |
| Impact resistance, minimum drop height | – |
| Frictional wear | – |
| Weight per unit volume | 2751 kg/m3 |
