SILIPOL is made of pressed-vibrated double-layer concrete. The noble finishing layer is made of a mix of white high resistant cement and natural hard stone, granite, marble and porphyr selected in micro and spheroidal shapes in several dimensions to create a product with high compactness, high-resistance and a brilliant chromatic aspect. The second layer is made up of a mix of siliceous sands and high-resistant grey cement.
SILIPOL NEW EDITION
- Product Name
- SILIPOL NEW EDITION
- Manufacturer
- MARIOTTI FULGET
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