Copacabana

Yes. Copacabana Granite is a natural stone of igneous origin. It has a high mineral density and a harder structure than marble.

Copacabana Granite is generally of Brazilian origin. Depending on the quarry, the depth of the black background and the width of the white veins may vary.

Although the name “Copacabana Marble” is sometimes used on the market, technically Copacabana Granite is not a marble. Thanks to its granite structure, it offers higher durability and lower sensitivity to acid.

Copacabana Granite is preferred for

• Kitchen countertops

• Island surfaces

• Wall cladding

• Flooring applications

• Stair treads

• Commercial surfaces

and other areas suited to heavy use.

Yes. With the correct orientation, its parallel veining creates a powerful and impressive composition across large surfaces. It delivers dramatic results in bookmatch applications.

Thanks to its granite structure, it is more resistant to acidic substances than marbles.

It has a high hardness value. In high-traffic areas, it is more resistant than marbles.

Thanks to its natural granite structure, it is resistant to high heat. However, protective measures are recommended in case of direct, prolonged exposure to extreme heat.

When the right surface protection is applied, its stain resistance is high. Periodic maintenance is recommended.

Thanks to its mineral density and hard structure, Copacabana Granite is a long-lasting natural stone.