Luserna Stone

Excellent physical-mechanical proprità the guarantee a high resistance even if machined with reduced thicknesses.
Viva in golden hues that stand out from the gray-blue background of the choice quality called "Blue", this stone from the great aesthetic value proves suitable for both classic architecture and modern.

This wealth of colors is accentuated even more in the quality called "Mixed", over marked yellow rust streaks give warmth to rustic settings Combining well to wood and raw materials. The Luserna Stone is used for floorings and coatings with prevalentemenete surface splitted, flamed and / or brushed.

Features Physical-Mechanical

Compression breaking load (Mpa)
162.4
Tensile strength to compression after freezing eyelashes (Mpa)
159.9
Inhibition coefficient (° / °)
3,11
Load unitary flexural strength (Mpa)
21.7
Impact Resistance (cm)
84
Friction Wear
2.41
Unit volume weight (kg / m3)
2620

We market and the wonderful work Luserna Stone

Ideal for urban pavement (slabs, curbs Pavement, trottatoi, cunettoni) or construction (slabs for balconies, corbels, steps, risers, sills, jambs and lintels), covers (lose from the roof) and funerary building.

The Luserna stone is a metamorphic shale belonging to the group of gneiss and is extracted from quarries located in the Cottian Prealps of Piedmont central-western. Its use is very old and still characterizes the type of construction of buildings and street furniture in the source areas and the entire Piedmont, from which, since the early 70's' 900, had a spread both nationally and internationally.

It is composed mainly of feldspar (30-50%), quartz (30-40%) and white mica and greenish (10-20%), which must be the characteristic light gray color tending to greenish.

The Luserna Stone, the extraction of which is documented by the middle of the seventeenth century, has been used as a building material since ancient times, also as an element for masonry and noble uses as the external paving of the royal palaces of Turin, Racconigi and Venaria Real.