How the bush hammer works
It strikes the surface with close-set points and opens it. What remains is a rough, matt, regular face, while the edges stay trimmed: the lay is therefore tight-jointed and in aligned courses, not in mixed sizes.
Bush-hammered Trani marble
Bush-hammering strikes the surface and makes it rough and matt; the trimmed edges keep the laying regular. It is the classic finish for outdoor areas that are walked on, from driveways to poolsides.
Bush-hammered, trimmed — 30 cm format, 1.2 cm thick
| Finish | Bush-hammered, trimmed — 30 cm format, 1.2 cm thick |
| Line | Classic Line |
| Indicative price | 30 – 45 €/m² |
The finish for outdoor walking surfaces
Driveways, pavements, vehicle ramps, pool surrounds, external stairs. With a compressive breaking load of 1922 kg/cm² and a loss below 2% after freeze-thaw cycles, it takes light vehicle traffic.
Cleaning
The roughness holds a little more dirt than a smooth surface, and in exchange it never turns slippery. Wash it with water at moderate pressure: a pressure washer at full power, held still, digs out the joint over the years.
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