A finer grain than bush-hammering
The abrasive jet opens the surface far more finely: the grain is there, but it is regular and underfoot it does not read as roughness. The chipped edges take the geometric stiffness out of a coursed lay.
Sandblasting gives the surface a fine, matt grain, while the chipped edges take every stiffness out of the laying. A sober, even finish, meant for outdoor areas and rooms of essential design.

Sandblasting with chipped edges — 30 cm format, 1.2 cm thick
| Finish | Sandblasting with chipped edges — 30 cm format, 1.2 cm thick |
| Line | Classic Line |
| Indicative price | 30 – 45 €/m² |
The abrasive jet opens the surface far more finely: the grain is there, but it is regular and underfoot it does not read as roughness. The chipped edges take the geometric stiffness out of a coursed lay.
Terraces, sun decks, the pool surrounds of villas, where grip is needed but people walk barefoot. Where traffic is vehicular or water is constant, bush-hammering is the better choice.
It does not yellow and does not polish up along the traffic lines, which is what happens instead to honed finishes used outdoors.


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