Backlit Marble

Backlit Marble with Glass Support

Backlighting involves placing a light source behind a stone material, utilizing the translucency qualities of certain types of materials, particularly onyx. This scenic effect enhances environments, providing designers with an additional expressive tool for using natural stones.

The sandwich structure increases the technical characteristics of the solid material and, with the use of tempered or laminated glass, allows for special architectural solutions such as doors and bathroom accessories that meet safety standards.

Main applications of backlit marble with glass support:Partition walls, cabinet doors, tables, furnishings, doors

Backlit Marble with Transparent Support

This new product offers a valid alternative to glass support for backlit materials, especially when size and weight are limitations. The combination of cylinders and outer skins of transparent polycarbonate creates an ultra-light composite panel that allows light to pass through. Used as a support for materials even at a thin thickness, once backlit with various lighting systems, it highlights the transparency of natural materials.

Even the most delicate and fragile materials can be used and installed in large formats with a backlit effect. The thickness of the support varies from 10 to 20 mm, with a layer of marble from 4 to 10 mm applied on top.

Main applications of backlit marble with transparent honeycomb support:

  • Nautical (interior furnishings, walls, flooring, ceilings, cladding, private and industrial elevators)
  • Architecture (continuous and ventilated facades, wall cladding)
  • Furniture (desks and tables, vanity tops, kitchens, etc.)

Some of the backlit materials:

Other Technologies

HONEYCOMB

EULITHE

BACKLIT

HEATED FLOOR

Through this support, weight reduction of the material is possible making it applicable to any context.

This support allows the most delicate and fragile materials to be used and installed in very large formats.

Transparent or glass-backed media is mainly used for reinforcement, transparency, and backlighting.

Underfloor heating enables optimal energy efficiency in complete safety.