MOCA CONTRE PASSE EXTRA
Finishes
)
)
)
)
Moca Contre Passe Extra: Limestone with a Linear Pattern
Moca Contre Passe Extra, also known as Moca Creme or Moca Crema Suave, is an oolitic limestone from the same quarry as Moca A Passe Extra. Unlike the latter, this stone is sawn perpendicular to the bedding, or "contre-passe". This produces a more streaked, linear pattern on the surface of the slabs, rather than the clouded structure of Moca A Passe Extra. The veins here often run along the height of the slabs.
In Moca Contre Passe Extra, layers with slightly more fossils may occur. This is characteristic of the material and carries no technical disadvantage. As with Moca A Passe Extra, the Brachot range primarily selects the fine-grained types of Moca Creme.
Moca Contre Passe Extra stands out for its broader range of applications: unlike Moca A Passe Extra, which is only recommended for interior use, Moca Contre Passe Extra is also suitable for facade cladding, provided slabs are at least 4 cm thick when anchored.
Moca Contre Passe Extra is also sensitive to moisture: excessive use of water during maintenance should be avoided, and impregnation is strongly recommended in humid or stain-sensitive areas.
Why choose Moca Contre Passe Extra?
- Streaked, linear pattern from sawing perpendicular to the bedding ("contre-passe")
- Suitable for facade cladding, with slabs from 4 cm thickness when anchored
- Only fine-grained types selected within the Brachot range
- Impregnation strongly recommended in humid or stain-sensitive areas

