Decorative stone and stone veneer

Stone veneer is an innovative alternative to solid natural stone, with many advantages. It is very light, thin, flexible and affordable, and can be fitted almost anywhere, even on curved and round surfaces. It adds a natural look and makes the interiors and exteriors of buildings more attractive.

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And how is it made?

Advanced technology has made it possible to develop a veneer that creates an elegant look with a touch of nature. It is made from large pieces of stone cut into thin layers. In other words, it is natural stone split from the rock in thin layers and then shaved down to a thickness of 1 to 2 mm. The durable stone veneer is bonded to a flexible backing, ready for quick and easy use on all kinds of surfaces.

Natural stone split from the rock in thin layers and then shaved down to a thickness of 1 to 2 mm.

an innovative alternative to solid natural stone, with many advantages

Choose natural stone veneer from a company with more than 100 years of tradition

Marnit has worked and fitted natural stone for more than 100 years. Our range includes a wide choice of stone veneer textures, colours and patterns in different sizes. The earthy tones of natural stone veneer are warm and calming and create a pleasant living space. Natural stone offers genuine authenticity and elegance, and using it keeps you in touch with nature.

Dimensions
and thicknesses

Slab size

30 × 60 cm, 40 × 60 cm

Slab thickness

12 mm | 20 mm

Finishes

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FLAMED

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HONED

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ROUGH-BRUSHED

Sample gallery

Absolute Black

Absolute Black brushed

Amba Gold

Belinda

Bianco Carrara

Bianco Oroe

Black Pearl

Blue in the Night

Brown Antique

Butterfly Blue

Calacatta Gold Quartz

Calacatta Grey Quartz

ENQUIRY

Marnit d.o.o.
Miklavška cesta 53 B
2311 Hoče, Slovenia
Slovenia

+386 2 70 75 100
+386 31 612 266
info@marnit.si
prodaja@marnit.si

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

It is hard to generalise about the differences between natural stone and ceramics, because they depend on the stone you choose. Natural stone (the harder stones we recommend for kitchen worktops) and ceramics work in very similar ways, but they differ in some respects. Here is a comparison, point by point:

LOOK

  • Natural stone offers distinctive patterns and colours, because every slab is formed by nature. This makes your natural stone kitchen worktop one of a kind. Natural crystals and minerals also give the material a sense of depth that you see from every side.
  • Ceramics can be very adaptable, with a wide range of colours, patterns and textures. Ceramic slabs can be made to look like natural stone or wood, but the patterns repeat, which can make each piece feel less individual. Because the surface is printed, the pattern does not show on the edges or on the back of the material.

DURABILITY

  • Natural stone, in its harder types (granite, quartzite…), resists heat, scratches, damage and stains very well. Softer stones (marble, limestone…) are more sensitive to scratches and stains, but the right care and maintenance prevent this or reduce the risk. Every natural stone needs a first sealing, which we carry out before the worktop is fitted. How often you need to seal it again depends on the stone.
  • Ceramics are hard-wearing and resist scratches, stains and heat. Ceramic tiles need no special care, but a knock on an unsupported edge can damage them.

PRICE

  • Natural stone: prices vary a lot with the type of stone. It can cost more or less than ceramics.
  • Ceramics also come in a wide price range. The price depends on the quality and on how realistic the print looks. As a rule, prices from the same manufacturer depend on the texture, not on the look of the surface. A matt finish costs less than a polished one. Special finishes and 3D textures can cost even more.

DIMENSIONS, THICKNESSES AND FINISHES

  • Natural stone: slab sizes vary, up to 200 × 350 cm. Kitchen worktop slabs are usually 2 or 3 cm thick, but can be thicker. Finishes
  • Ceramics also come in a wide price range. The price depends on the quality and on how realistic the print looks. As a rule, prices from the same manufacturer depend on the texture, not on the look of the surface. A matt finish costs less than a polished one. Special finishes and 3D textures can cost even more.