Tinos Green

Tinos Green features a green background and along with the white-green veins and the white clouds resembles so beautifully a lush sun drenched verdant forest.

It is popular for its distinctive green color, which is created by the presence of serpentine minerals in the stone. Tinos green marble has been used for centuries in architecture, and it is particularly prized for its beauty and durability. The marble has a high degree of hardness, which makes it resistant to wear and weathering. It is commonly used for floors, walls, countertops, and decorative objects.

It is available in blocks and slabs of 2cm and 3cm thicknesses, and can be transformed into stairs, cut-to-size pieces, bathroom sinks, and tiles in standard sizes of 60x60x2, 40x40x2, 30x60x2, and 30x30x2.

PHYSICAL MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
Test Method Characteristics TINOS  GREEN
EN 1936 Apparent density, kg/m3 2650
EN 1936 Open Porosity,  %vol. 0,9
EN 13755 Water absorpt. at atmospheric pressure, %w 0,3
EN 1926 Uniaxial compressive strenght, MPa 100
EN 12372 Flexural strength under concentrated load, MPa 9,8
EN 13364 Breaking load at dowel hole, N 1500
EN 14157-B Abrasion resistance, mm3 10925
EN 14158 Rupture Energy, Joule 6
EN 12371 & EN 12372 Frost resistance, 48 cycles:  MPa                                          Flexural strength after 48 cycles of frost resistance 10,8
MINERALOGICAL COMPOSITION
Calcite
Dolomite
Quartz

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