Invisible expands Fiandre’s Marmi Maximum collection with a porcelain stoneware surface featuring a pure white background crossed by grey veining of varying intensity and subtle golden accents.
The texture recreates the appearance of marble through an articulated pattern of veining and is available in polished and semi-polished finishes, offering two different interpretations of the surface.
Large-format 300 × 150 cm slabs
Invisible is available in a 300 × 150 cm format and related sub-formats. The dimensions of the slabs and their 6 mm thickness allow the material to be used across a wide range of architectural and interior design applications.
Applications include bonded or ventilated exterior façades, interior floors and wall coverings, as well as custom architectural elements and furniture.
The porcelain stoneware can also be used for bathroom furnishings, tables and worktops, sliding doors, movable partitions, wall-mounted units and seating.
Resistance and maintenance
Its versatility is complemented by the technical characteristics of porcelain stoneware, including mechanical resistance, low water absorption and ease of cleaning, making the surface suitable for areas subject to frequent use.
Production and material recovery
According to the manufacturer, the production process includes the reintegration of processing waste into the production cycle and the use of zero-emission plants.
The choice of formats is also intended to reduce material offcuts, while the limited thickness of the slabs helps reduce the amount of raw material required.
ACTIVE surfaces
Invisible slabs with a semi-polished finish can also be treated with ACTIVE, a technology applied to ceramic surfaces to provide photocatalytic properties.
According to the manufacturer’s specifications, ACTIVE surfaces provide antibacterial, antiviral, anti-pollution, anti-odour and self-cleaning properties.
The technology further extends the potential applications of the collection across residential, commercial and public spaces.