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Volakas Flower’s home region is Greece. The pattern is nice and smoother than Volakas. The veins are not intense and scattered all over the surface of the marble randomly. In book-match your imagination can draw a pattern of flower on the surface of the stone, so thin and elegant the veins are. Its properties and composition are ensuring that Volakas Flower can be used with the same ease in exterior or interior applications.
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Volakas Flower Marble
Volakas flower marble is one of the most fashionable Greek marbles all over the world at a time when the trend is shifting towards white/gray colored stones.
Volakas Flower, which is not as well known as the Diagonal variety, is called by this name because of its vein shape. Volakas marbles from different quarries tend to have different patterns. However, the dominant color is white ground or brown with gray veins. In addition, veins can be thicker or thinner within the same stone. In some cultivars the background is dominant, while in other cultivars it is the vein that differentiates the most.
Volakas is a dolomite marble in terms of mineral composition. It differs from other dolomites according to the type of vein and therefore it is given different names. Its technical characteristics are similar to other dolomites. Resistance to abrasion is superior because it has more flexibility. In large blocks, care must be taken not to bend the plates.
Also known as;
- Volakas Marble
- Volakas Semi White Marble
- Volakas Flower A1
- Volakas White Marble
- Dramas White Iktinos Marble
FROM NATURE TO LIVING SPACES
Frequently Asked Questions
Volakas Flower Marble is a natural marble defined by flower-like vein clusters in purple, grey and occasional brown tones on a white background. This characteristic veining creates a dynamic and powerful aesthetic composition on the surface.
Yes. Volakas Flower Marble belongs to the natural marble class and has a metamorphic rock structure. It is neither quartzite nor granite.
Volakas Flower Marble is extracted from the Volakas quarries in the Drama region of Greece. The region is renowned for its pattern variety and white-background marbles.
Volakas Flower Marble stands out with its dense, clustered veining reminiscent of flowers, whereas classic Volakas marbles offer more linear and flowing vein transitions. They differ markedly in pattern character and surface expression.
Volakas Flower Marble is preferred for wall cladding, flooring, TV units, bathroom vanities, stair treads and decorative surfaces. Its flower-like veining creates an eye-catching visual accent in interiors.
Yes. When the pattern distribution is planned correctly, Volakas Flower Marble can create powerful and impressive surface compositions over large areas.
Volakas Flower Marble should be cleaned with pH-neutral cleaning products and soft cloths. Acidic and abrasive cleaning products should be avoided.
Yes. As with all natural marbles, Volakas Flower Marble requires regular maintenance. The right surface treatment and periodic care support the stone's aesthetic appearance and surface performance.
Yes. Due to its marble structure, Volakas Flower Marble is sensitive to acidic substances. Direct contact with acidic substances should be avoided.
Volakas Flower Marble has a surface hardness typical of the marble group. Installation suited to the area of use and proper maintenance help protect the surface.
Yes. Thanks to its clustered, directional veining, Volakas Flower Marble can create symmetrical, powerful surface compositions with high visual impact in bookmatch applications.
With the right installation details, appropriate surface treatment and regular maintenance, Volakas Flower Marble can retain its visual character and structural qualities for many years.
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