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Stone Surface Processing Methods

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Polished

• The stone surface is smooth, glossy, and mirror-like.

• Enhances natural color, pattern, and reflection.

• Commonly used for luxurious interiors, countertops, and decorative walls.

Honed (Sub-Matte)

• Smooth but non-reflective surface with a soft matte appearance.

• Ideal for modern interiors, floors, and areas with moderate traffic.

• Reduces glare and provides a subtle, elegant finish.

Flamed

• Created by applying intense heat to the stone surface, causing crystals to burst and create a rough texture.

• Slip-resistant and weather-resistant.

• Ideal for outdoor applications such as pavements, stairs, and facades.

Brushed

• Produced using rotary brushes with abrasives.

• Gives a slightly textured, soft, and aged appearance.

• Suitable for rustic or modern designs — commonly used for floors and wall cladding.

Leathered

• Similar to brushed but with a more tactile, suede-like texture.

• Reduces surface reflection while maintaining natural color depth.

• Popular for countertops and interior walls.

• The stone is mechanically split or chiseled for a natural, uneven, and embossed look.

• Used for exterior facades, garden walls, and decorative surfaces.

Rock Face (Rock Design / Split Face)

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