Egyptian Stone Finish
Sandblasted
Description & Process
Sandblasted finish is produced by directing high-pressure abrasive materials onto the stone surface to create a fine, consistent texture. This process reduces reflectivity while maintaining a clean architectural appearance that complements modern design concepts.
The finish is widely used on Egyptian marble, limestone, and granite where architects require a subtle textured surface without the aggressive appearance of heavily textured finishes. Sandblasted stone is frequently specified for façades, architectural cladding systems, hospitality projects, and commercial developments.
Its balanced aesthetic and functional performance make it a versatile option for both interior and exterior architectural applications.
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Technical Specifications
Finish characteristics
| Slip Resistance Rating | R11 |
|---|---|
| Frost Resistance Class | Class F2 |
| Indoor / Outdoor Suitability | both |
| Recommended Applications |
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| Not Recommended For | Sandblasted finishes may not be ideal for: High-gloss luxury interiors Kitchen countertops Decorative surfaces requiring reflection Premium retail environments seeking polished aesthetics For projects requiring maximum visual depth and reflection, Polished finishes are generally preferred. |
| Related Finishes | Bush Hammered, Split Face, Honed |
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