ZIMBABWE BLACK
Description:Homogeneous deep black rock with a very fine grain and a slightly cloudy drawing.
Origin:Zimbabwe
Alternative names:Nero Zimbabwe
Material category:Granite
Finishes
3/3 selected

Honed: The surface of the natural stone is scoured until a warm, matt shine is obtained. The grain used for scouring determines the result obtained. Suitable for countless interior applications.

Letano: The natural colour of the granite is given extra emphasis with this original, matt finish. A ‘leather touch’ feel is created.

Polished: The shiniest and smoothest finish by far, which presents the colours, veins and fossil structures at their most visible and intense. A mirror effect
is created in dark shades.

Honed: The surface of the natural stone is scoured until a warm, matt shine is obtained. The grain used for scouring determines the result obtained. Suitable for countless interior applications.

Letano: The natural colour of the granite is given extra emphasis with this original, matt finish. A ‘leather touch’ feel is created.

Polished: The shiniest and smoothest finish by far, which presents the colours, veins and fossil structures at their most visible and intense. A mirror effect
is created in dark shades.
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