Tranches de 1 cm
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Innovation exclusive à Polycor, les tranches de 1 cm de pierre naturelle font rimer robustesse avec finesse : elles pèsent le tiers du poids d’une tranche standard de 3 cm, pour 10 fois plus de solidité.
Il s’agit d’un matériau de surface ultra-mince et renforcé par un support composite au dos, disponible en tranches de 9’ x 5’.
Murs entités, dosserets géants, foyers, comptoirs flottants et intégrés : elles sont parfaites pour toutes les applications d’allure contemporaine.
Support composite
Valeur ajoutée
10 fois plus solide que la pierre seule
Pas de déformation ni de distorsion
Meilleure adhésion à la surface d’installation
Plus facile à couper que les tranches standards (réduit l’usure des lames)
Léger, donc facile à manipuler et à livrer
Nos clients
- Architectes
- Fabricants de pierre
- Installateurs
- Entrepreneurs généraux
Documents techniques
pour cette application
Blogues
Texas Designer Claire Brody Tells The Story of Design (and Stone) in This Spanish Revival Home Renovation
Old meets new, inside meets outside – the magic is in the mix for interior designer Claire Brody. Her signature aesthetic, which gained attention when she and her husband Parker renovated their 1960's ranch home in Austin, TX, has a thoughtful, colorful, collected feel.
Designer Ma Allen's Labor of Love Is a Modern Family Home Rich in Maximalist Style and Classic Stone
Raleigh, North Carolina–based interior designer MA Allen might not be a household name just yet, but she’s definitely on her way. She started 2020 by being included in House Beautiful’s class of Next Wave designers, one of 14 of the most promising up-and-comers in the design industry. She founded her award-winning firm, MA Allen Interiors, in 2011 and has increasingly focused on high-end residential projects since.
Veteran and Photojournalist Pours Her Heart and American Stone Into Her Forever Home
Retired Air Force Staff Sergeant and aerial combat photojournalist Stacy Pearsall has spent most of her adult life focused on two passions: photography and the military. Pearsall, whose family’s legacy of military service can be traced to the Revolutionary War, enlisted in the Air Force at age 17. During her time in service, she traveled to over 41 countries and is one of only two women to be named the National Press Photographers Association’s Military Photographer of the Year. In fact, she is the first and only woman to win the title twice.
