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ISC Newsletter - Jun 07

2007-08-02T16:09:00.000+02:00

This issue I decided to look across the Mediterranean sea to Spain's marble-producing region. Spanish stone is widely used in America, Europe and the Middle East and ISC has contacts direct with the Spanish quarries. I am highlighting some of the most popular Spanish materials.

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In this issue...
* Crema Marfil
* Rojo Alicante
* Emperador Dark
* Negro Marquina

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Rojo Alicante

Rojo Alicante is a fine-grained, yellow-red, brown-red
to intensive red micritic limestone of the Eocene
period, with two generations of white calcite veins.

Technical Data

Density :2,70 - 2,71 kg/dm³

Apparent Porosity : 0,1 - 0,27 %

Compressive Strength : 84,0 - 94,67 N/mm²

Flexural Strength : 8,73 - 12,4 N/mm²

Polish constant only inside.

Uses: Ornamental stone inside.

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Emperador Dark

Also called Emperador Marron or Emperador Oscuro,
this limestone of the Miocene period is prized for its
rich chocolate color and contrasting small and large
white calcite veins. It is commonly referred to as
marble due to its ability to be polished.

Technical Data

Density : 2,65 kg/dm³

Apparent Porosity : 1,0 vol.-%

Compressive Strength : 156,6 N/mm²

Flexural Strength : 20,6 N/mm²

Not frost resistant. Polish constant only inside.

Uses: Ornamental stone.

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Negro Marquina

Negro Marquina a.k.a. Nero Marquina is a black
limestone of the Carboniferous period, with white
calcite veins and fossil fragments ( rudistes and
corals ). It is also typically referred to as a marble
since it is dense enough to be polished.

Technical Data

Density : 2,680 - 2,710 kg/dm³

Apparent Porosity : 0,17 - 0,22 weight-%

Compressive Strength : 111,83 - 115,76 N/mm²

Flexural Strength : 13,44 - 13,93 N/mm²

Frost resistant. Polish constant only inside.

Uses: Ornamental stone inside, low hardness, it's not
advisible to use polished tiles for flooring.

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Crema Marfil

Crema Marfil is widely appreciated for its neutral
cream tonality and its low variation rate. It is a beige
oolitic limestone of the Eocene period, with many
fossil fragments (foraminifera + echinoderma), often
considered a marble since it can be polished.

Technical Data

Density : 2,70 - 2,72 kg/dm³

Apparent Porosity : 0,15 - 0,50 %

Compressive Strength : 96,7 - 162 N/mm² (the
suppliers's informations are wide-spread!)

Flexural Strength : 19,4 - 19,4 N/mm²

Frost resistant, polish constant only inside.

Uses: Ornamental stone in- and outside.

ISC Newsletter - March 2007

2007-03-31T14:54:00.000+02:00

I like to inform my clients not only about my new
discoveries in the slab yard, but also about general info that could be of interest. This issue of the ISC newsletter brings you both important info about granite and will showcase my stone picks of the month.

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In this issue...

* Granite Contributes to a Clean Kitchen
* Rosso Impero
* Inka Brown
* Ocean Red

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Granite Contributes to a Clean Kitchen

A study by Dr. O. Peter Snyder of the Hospitality
Institute of Technology and Management used ecoli
bacteria as its contaminating agent. The findings of
the report show significant cleanability advantages of
natural granite counter tops over almost all other
commonly found counter top surface materials.

Using six counter top surfaces for the test, granite was
ranked first in cleanability. After washing and rinsing,
the granite tops provided the greatest reduction in
bacteria counts of all the counter top materials tested
followed by stainless steel, concrete, tile, wood, and
plastic laminate.

"Clean Granite" Poster available on the Marble Institue
of America's web site. Click here for details
To see the full report...

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Rosso Impero

Rosso Impero is a beautiful deep-red colored stone
which comes in enormous slabs that take a flawless
mirror polish.It has a similar density as granite but the
smooth pattern of veining that belongs to
marble.

Technical Data
Density :2650 Kg /m 3
Apparent Porosity : 0.67 %
Compressive Strength : 129.4 Mpa
Modulus of Rupture : 10.2 Mpa
Flexural Strength : 15.1 Mpa
Abrasion Resistance : 28.4

For info about Rosso Impero, contact ISC

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Inka Brown

Inka Brown is a marble that comes from Peru and is a
nice neutral alternative to more common materials
such as Crema Marfil or Emperador Light. It has a
richness in color that
makes it unique (and difficult to photograph) and has
a low absorption rating.

Technical Data
Density : 2.67 gr/cm3
Apparent Porosity : 0.34%
P.E.A.: 26.21 KN/m3
P.A.: 0.92%

Write ISC about Inka Brown.

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Ocean Red

Ocean Red is a striking granite which ranges from
emerald green hues to garnet reds. It is made up
mainly of
Silicon Dioxide (51.64%) and Aluminum Oxide (17.09
%).

Silicon Dioxide typically comes in the form of silica or
quartz. Aluminium oxide is commonly found in
granites and contributes to its hardness. It is also
known as an excellent thermal and
electrical insulator. It has a position on the Mohs scale
of mineral hardness at a 9 out of 10 so the high levels
of this material in Ocean Red would make it nearly
indestructable in use as kitchen
surface, fireplace surround or flooring.

Technical Data
Weight in water : 55.32 gr /C
Weight Dry : 85.45 gr /A
Apparent Specific Gravity : 2.84 A/A -C
Water absorption : 0.18 B- A /A * 100
Specific Gravity Saturated : 2.83 B/B- C
Bulk Specific Gravity : 2.82 A/B-C

Ask for a quote for Ocean Red

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ISC Newsletter - February 2007

2007-02-21T08:27:00.000+01:00

Every month brings about new discoveries of products available on the market for building materials. From new quarries which are opening around the world, to new suppliers who are making innovative products. It is my job to be informed about what is out there and how to get it. This newsletter is a snapshot of some of my most recent discoveries.

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In this issue...

* Glass Tile
* Carrara Visit
* New and Improved Stone Gallery
* Stone Sinks

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Glass Tile

ISC now offers a complete line of mosaic tiles - in glass, stainless steel, stone or any combination thereof. These tiles are available on a custom order basis which means you can chose any color, size, shape and style you wish. Visit ISC's website to see a cross section of the different colors and styles available.

The supplier of these materials has an amazing range of possibilities available.The tiles come mounted on netting for easy and flawless installation and prices are extremely competitive compared to the UK or USA.

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Carrara Visit

I visit suppliers all over Italy on a regular basis to keep informed about the stone selection available at any given time. This helps me propose materials to my clients that I know are readily available and with good aesthetic qualities. Its important for me to be updated about not only what new stones are on the market also to see what material the quarries of well-known stones are turning out.

For example, it is currently possible to find beautiful Calacatta Oro, but the prices have shot up. And, it is hard to find high quality Botticino Classico right now, so I would recommend Botticino Semi-Classico to my clients.

On my recent trip to Carrara I visited some of Italy's best and most famous stone suppliers. Visit my Stone Gallery to see some of the most beautiful stones I discovered on this and other visits to suppliers around Italy.

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New and Improved Stone Gallery

The images in my stone gallery have been updated to reflect the current selection of stone available and to showcase the new materials I have discovered.

The images in the gallery are all taken by me of slabs that I have seen. In addition, there is now the feature to be able to enlarge the photos for closer inspection. Visit the Stone Gallery.

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Stone Sinks

Don't forget about ISC's line of Stone Basins!

See more stone sinks...

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ISC Newsletter - December 2006

2007-01-06T11:25:00.000+01:00

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In this issue...
* Italian White Alabaster
* Santafiora Stone
* Porphyry a.k.a. Porfido
* Stone Sinks

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Italian White Alabaster

Alabaster is a dense, compact gypsum which comes in many different colors, ranging from translucent white to opaque tans, greens and reds. It also has a high level of calcite which makes it extremely sensitive to acids and even water. Alabaster is cleaned using either milk or talcum powder and a soft brush.Alabaster is beautiful when it is backlit due to its translucency. It is most often used for lamps, tables, niches, decorative bowls and handicrafts. Unlike marble, which is quarried in large square blocks, alabaster comes out of the mountain in egg-shaped boulders that are up to 1 meter in diameter.

Technical Data
Weight per unit of volume: 2,3 kg/dm³
Compression breaking load: max. 30 N/mm²
Compression breaking load after freezing: Not frost resistant

Ask about Italian Alabaster - Click here

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Santafiora Stone

Santafiora is a fine- to medium-grained, brown to red sandstone of the Lower Tertiary period. Uses: Construction stone, flooring, cladding, ornamental stone. This sandstone can even be polished due to its hardness.This stone comes from a very large quarry and is known for its consistency in color, texture and technical characteristics. It is a particularly hard stone with a high silica content which means it is ideal for cladding and flooring of large areas and buildings which are exposed to freezing temperatures, salty air/mist or seismic activity.

Technical Data
Weight per unit of volume: 2,70 kg/dm³
Bending strength: 12,6 N/mm²
Compression breaking load: 88,0 N/mm²
Abrasion resistance: 19,6 cm³/50 cm²
Absorption coefficient (by weight): 1,53%

For info about Santafiora, contact ISC

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Porphyry a.k.a. Porfido

Porphyry is a variety of igneous rock consisting of large-grained crystals, such as feldspar or quartz, dispersed in a fine-grained feldspathic matrix or groundmass. The chief characteristic of porphyry is a large difference between the size of the tiny matrix crystals and other much larger crystals, called phenocrysts.The name porphyry has Latin roots, meaning purple or purple-clad. Porphry has long been associated with royalty due to its "royal" purple color. Various roman emperors were emtombed in sarcophagi made of porphyry.
Porphyry is typically used in small cubes set in sand to form pavement. This is the "cobblestone" street that is commonly seen in many European cities.

Technical Data
Weight per unit of volume: 2,555 kg/m3
Compression breaking load: 221.5 Mpa
Compression breaking load after freezing: 202.6 MPa
Absorption coefficient (by weight): 6,53%
Ultimate tensile strength: 66.180 MPa
Impact test, min. fall height: 62cm
Thermal linear expansion coefficient: 5.55
Frictional wear test (relative to S. Fedelino granite): 1.51 coef.
Petrological definition: Rhyelite with elastic structure

Write ISC about Porphyry

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Stone Sinks

Don't forget about ISC's line of Stone Basins!
See more stone sinks... - Click here

ISC Newsletter - October 2006

2006-10-31T10:29:00.000+01:00

Italian Granite Special
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Italy is famous for its hundreds of varieties of marbles. Many people are under the impression that Italy holds only marble and no granite. Actually Italy is home to the quarries of such granites as Bianco Sardo, Serizzo Antigorio, Serizzo Monterosa, Serizzo Dublino, San Fedelino, AlpenWeiss, Grigio Malaga, Rosa Beta, Luna Pearl, Beola Argentata, Beola Verde, Serpentino Vittoria, Valmalenco, and many many more.

Enjoy this issue dedicated to highlighting some of the many Italian Granites available through ISC.

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Monterosa Granite
This granite also goes by the name Serizzo Monte Rosa. It is a granitic ortogneiss and the the largest grained of all the serizzo varieties. It has a mainly white-to-grey background with swirls of black biotite coloration.

It is perfect for all kinds of uses - both interior and exterior; including flooring, cladding, stairs, sills, countertops, tables, curbs, monuments and more.

Technical Data
Weight per unit of volume: 26.55 kN/m3
Compression breaking load: 158 Mpa
Compression breaking load after freezing: 158 MPa
Absorption coefficient (by weight): 3,88%
Ultimate tensile strength: 11.60 MPa
Impact test, min. fall height: 65cm
Thermal linear expansion coefficient: 13.20
Frictional wear test (relative): 0.90

For info about Monterosa Granite, contact ISC

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Rosa Baveno Granite
Rosa Baveno is a mid to large grained granite which is homogenous in color and pattern. It is mainly red in color due to the high density of K-feldspar in its make-up.

This material is suited for all kinds of applications and uses. It is one of the more colorful and uniform of the Italian granites. ISC is also in touch directly with the quarrier of this stone.

Technical Data
Weight per unit of volume: 25.1 kN/m3
Compression breaking load: 177 Mpa
Compression breaking load after freezing: 172 MPa
Absorption coefficient (by weight): 3,30%
Ultimate tensile strength: 11 MPa
Impact test, min. fall height: 69cm
Thermal linear expansion coefficient: 7.5
Frictional wear test (relative): 1.11

Write ISC about Rosa Baveno Granite.

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Beola Verde
Beola Verde also goes by the name of Verde Spluga. Its a light green quartzite crossed with whiteish veins. It very good for external cladding and is being used more and more for bathroom and kitchen counter tops. Its chemical make-up makes it suitable for any interior or exterior application.

ISC is in touch with the quarry directly, so you can get any size, shape, or quantity of this stone at the very lowest prices available.

Technical Data
Weight per unit of volume: 2675 Kg/mc
Compression breaking load: 193 Mpa
Compression breaking load after freezing: 183 MPa
Absorption coefficient: 0,37%
Tensile bending strength: 22,3 MPa
Frictional wear test-coefficient of friction with a tribometer: 2,39 mm
Relative coefficient of friction with a tribometer: 0,8
Petrographic definition: quartzite gneiss

Ask about Verde Spluga

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Stone Sinks

Don't forget about ISC's line of Stone Basins!

See more stone sinks...

ISC Newsletter - August 2006

2006-09-02T12:09:00.000+02:00

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Featured Stone - Bianco Sardo Granite
Bianco Sardo is an Italian granite that also goes by the name Luna Pearl. It is a coarse-grained, light grey granite of the Carboniferous/Devonian period. It's a very versatile stone due to its neutral color scheme, consistent pattern and frost resistance. It has been used as cladding on many important buildings around the world.
ISC has direct connections to the quarry and therefore offers the best prices, quality and availability.
Technical Data
Bending Strength: 12,3 - 14,2 N/mm²
Compressive Strength: 159 - 213 N/mm²
Water Absorption: 0,580 %
Apparent volume mass: 2,58 - 2,62 kg/dm³
Tensile load: 5,1 kN
Visit ISC's Gallery

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CE Mark for Stone - Standards in Europe
The CE logo, which stands for the French words 'Conformité Européenne' may seem familiar. It is typically found on electric devices, toys and appliances. Also, it has recently become compulsory in Italy for exterior-use stone products and roofing slates. In the near future, also cladding and flooring products as well as stone masonry units will be obbliged to carry to the CE mark in order to be exported without restriction in the EU.
To be able to carry the CE mark, stones must undergo the following lab tests:
* Flexing endurance (EN 12372)
* Atmospheric pressure water absorption (EN 13755)
* Apparent volume mass (EN 1936)
* Open porosity (EN 1936)
* Frost resistance and flexing endurance after 48 cycles (EN 12371)
* Slip resistance (EN 14231)
* Abrasion resistance (EN1341)
* Macroscopic rock description (EN 1341)
* Petrographic analysis (EN 12407)
Investing in the testing required to obtain the CE mark is one of the many ways that Italian stone suppliers are setting themselves apart in terms of guaranteeing the quality & safety of the stone they export.
Read a detailed article on European Standards for Stone Construction Products (pdf 491kb)

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.:NEW OFFERING:. Stone Care Products by FILA
Now available! A complete selection of stone maintenance products by FILA. In addition, ISC now offers its clients complete recommendations of how to care for 100's of types of natural stone.
FILA scientists are continually testing new stones to determine their optimum cleaning and maintenance regimens. FILA offers stone sealers, cleaners, polishers, crystalizers, waxes and stain-removers both for interior and exterior installations. They are recommended by over 100 flooring manufacturers and are certified ISO 9001:200.
FILA is an Italian company based out of San Martino di Lupari in the province of Padova, with offices worldwide. Their product labels and instructions are available in 11 languages. For more info, contact ISC
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ISC Newsletter - July 2006

2006-07-11T22:44:00.000+02:00

ISC Newsletter - July 2006

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:NEW COLLECTION: Solid Natural Stone Wash Basins

Just published! The new online catalog of solid carved marble and travertine sinks is now available for viewing.

There are 24 different styles to choose from and each style can be made with your choice of 11 different types of natural stone. In addition, these sinks can be made in small or large size.

View Collection...

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'Ondulato' Marble Finish

ISC announces it is now offering a special finish called ondulato in Italian which translates as "undulated" or "waved" in English. It is a heat treatment applied to the stone which exaggerates any natural texture in the stone and at the same time closes its natural pores - making it resistant to liquid. It creates a somewhat rustic look, but less so than tumbled or antiqued stone.

In the photo above, you can see this finish on 6 different types of marble. From left to right, they are; Rosso Asiago, Biancone, Rosa Perlino, Botticino Fiorito, Giallo Silva Oro, Giallo d'Istria This finish is available for any size or shaped stone, even on solid carved pieces such as wash basins or stairs. If you have a special request - let us know.
Contact ISC for prices of your preferred tile size

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Featured Marble - Blu Venezia

Blu Venezia is a limestone which is also classifed as marble since it is hard enough to take a polish. It has a beautiful subdued blue coloration, which is typically one of characteristics found in the most expensive stones. Nevertheless, it is very affordable and carries the "CE" mark.

Technical Data
Flexing Endurance: 13,8 MPa
Water Absorption: 0,3 %
Apparent volume mass: 2680 Kg/m3
Open porosity: 0,7%
Resistance to freezing and bending after 48 cycles: 9,3 MPa
Slip resistance: 49 USRV
Abrasion resistance: 20,9 mm
Macroscopic rock description: Light-coloured limestone varying from grey to light blue.
Petrographic analysis: Micritic Calcite 100% Bioclasts (miliolides) 8%

See more stone types in ISC's Gallery
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ISC Newsletter - June 2006

2006-06-28T15:39:00.000+02:00

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In this issue...
* Italian Lifestyle in the Emirates
* Solid Travertine Sinks & Bowls
* Featured Marble - Aliga Antigua

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Solid Travertine Sinks & Bowls

A whole range of carved solid travertine and marble sinks are available for purchase through ISC. These affordable masterpieces are made in Turkey and both modern and classic styles are available. Keep an eye on ISC's site in the coming months to see an entire page dedicated to these sinks. In the meantime, contact ISC for more details.
Contact ISC for more info

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Featured Marble - Aliga Antigua

This marbleized limestone is called Aliga Antigua, and
has its origins from two billion years ago. It is made up of fossilized seaweed. This stone has two completely different looks depending on which direction it is cut, in this case, it is cross cut creating a pattern of circular spots, 1cm - 6cm in diameter. Cut along the vein, the slabs consist of parallel stripes, up to 50cm long and 1cm to 6cm. Within this stone, designers are happy to find colors ranging rose, to beige, to cherry red, to muted red. It takes a beautiful polish and can be cut with normal diamond blades for marble.

Technical Data
Average Density: 2.63-3.0 Gr/cm3
Resistance in dry conditions: up to 208 mpa
Water Absorption: 0.07-0.95%
Resistance Decrease when Saturated: 0.86-0.93%
Porosity: 1.7%
Resistance to compression (dry): 94mpa
Resistance to compression (wet): 83mpa
Abrasion Resistance: 1.62 Gr/cm3

Visit ISC's gallery

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Italian Lifestyle in the Emirates

ISC exhibited with Ro.Ni Marmi of Crespano del Grappa at the annual Italian Lifestyle in the Emirates fair in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates.
The four-day fair was a resounding sucess and Ro.Ni and ISC came home with new contacts from the booming building markets of Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Read more...

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