Applications

Eight places stonecould not go.

8 applications

Each of these exists for a concrete reason: weight, curvature or the absence of joints. They are not catalogue ideas — they are consequences of the material.

Feature walls

Large-format planes with few joints and no heavy anchoring.

Each sheet measures up to 3 metres at most, which covers large-format planes with few joints. Traditional stone would need its own structure; at 5 mm, the thickness we recommend for walls, it bonds to the partition already there.

Feature walls in 5 mm MILLIMETER stone — Feature walls · 5 mm

Fireplaces

Thin stone over the structure already there.

A fireplace is usually already built and clad. Millimeter, in 1 and 5 mm, goes over what exists — no demolition, no recalculated loads, no lost opening.

Fireplaces in 1 & 5 mm MILLIMETER stone — Fireplaces · 1 & 5 mm

Architectural elements

Arches and columns clad in one continuous curve.

Arches, vaults and columns clad in a single piece that follows the geometry. The veining runs through the curve instead of breaking at every voussoir.

Architectural elements in 1 mm MILLIMETER stone — Architectural elements · 1 mm

Walking showers

Fewer joints: less seepage, less silicone.

Fewer joints means less silicone, less seepage and less maintenance. In a built shower that is the difference between ten years and two.

Walking showers in 5 mm MILLIMETER stone — Walking showers · 5 mm

Custom furniture

Stone fronts that actually open and close.

Fronts, doors and drawers in stone, in 1 and 5 mm, that open and close on standard hardware, because they weigh what a veneered panel weighs.

Custom furniture in 1 & 5 mm MILLIMETER stone — Custom furniture · 1 & 5 mm

Doors & panels

Weight compatible with standard hardware.

A door leaf clad in 5 mm marble sits inside the load range of a standard hinge. With 2 cm of stone, it does not.

Doors & panels in 5 mm MILLIMETER stone — Doors & panels · 5 mm

Curved surfaces

A real curve, not a cut that fakes one.

The application that defines the product. A real continuous curve: no other natural material solves it today without cutting.

Curved surfaces in 1 mm MILLIMETER stone — Curved surfaces · 1 mm

Ceilings

Only viable because it weighs 15–20 kg/m², not 63–73.

Stone overhead. At 5 mm a square metre weighs 15–20 kg, against 63–73 kg for traditional 2 cm stone: that difference is what makes a ceiling possible.

Ceilings in 5 mm MILLIMETER stone — Ceilings · 5 mm

Your applicationnot on the list?

It is probably still possible. The limit is set by the construction detail, and we review that with you before there is a quote.

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