Azul Imperial quartzite – polished sample photo 1

Azul Imperial quartzite polished sample – Marmi di Carrara – grey, charcoal (1) — Azul Imperial quartzite – polished sample photo 1. Photo © Marmi di Carrara srl.

About this photo

This photograph shows a polished sample in Azul Imperial, a quartzite from Brazil. The dominant tones measured on the image are grey (45%), charcoal (27%), violet (21%). Azul Imperial belongs to the quartzite family; typical uses are kitchen worktops, feature walls, flooring, exterior cladding.

Dominant tones

grey 45%charcoal 27%violet 21%light grey 7%

Tones are measured automatically on the photograph; light and screen settings change how a stone looks. Ask for current photos of the lot before deciding.

About Azul Imperial

Azul Imperial is a blue quartzite from Brazil. Petrographically it is classified as quartzite. Texture: veined. It is also traded as Imperial Blue, Imperial Blue Quartzite. Marmi di Carrara supplies it as blocks, slabs of 2 and 3 cm, tiles and cut-to-size elements, in the finishes typical of this family: polished, honed, leathered. Recommended applications: suitable for interior and exterior applications. Blocks reach about 300 × 180 cm.

Technical sheet

Indicative price	from € 465/m² · polished 2 cm slabs, ex works Carrara, VAT excluded
Material	Azul Imperial
Stone family	Quartzite
Origin	Brazil
Base colour	Blue
Formats available	Blocks, slabs 2 cm and 3 cm, tiles, cut-to-size
Typical finishes	Polished, honed, leathered
Typical uses	Kitchen worktops, feature walls, flooring, exterior cladding
Bulk density (EN 1936)	2,600–2,750 kg/m³
Water absorption (EN 13755)	0.1–0.5 %
Compressive strength (EN 1926)	120–300 MPa
Flexural strength (EN 12372)	10–30 MPa
Mohs hardness	7
Weight of a 2 cm slab	about 54 kg/m²
Photo shows	Polished sample
Image size	1400 × 930 px

Density, absorption and strength are indicative ranges for the stone family, not test results of this block. Certified values for a specific lot are provided with the offer.

Catalogue data

Also known as	Imperial Blue, Imperial Blue Quartzite
Trade classification	Granite
Petrographic classification	Quartzite
Texture and grain	veined
Recommended applications	Suitable for interior and exterior applications
Maximum block size	300 × 180 cm

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Where to use Azul Imperial

Interior floors	Excellent
Wall cladding	Excellent
Kitchen worktops	Excellent
Bathrooms and wet areas	Excellent
Exterior paving and façades	Excellent
Frost exposure	Excellent
Back-lighting	Limited

General guidance for the quartzite family. The right thickness, finish and treatment for Azul Imperial are confirmed on your project.

Weights

Thickness (mm)	about 27 kg/m²
Thickness (mm)	about 54 kg/m²
Thickness (mm)	about 81 kg/m²
Thickness (mm)	about 108 kg/m²
Thickness (mm)	about 135 kg/m²
Slab 300 × 180 cm, 2 cm	about 292 kg
Slab 300 × 180 cm, 3 cm	about 437 kg
20-foot container (about 27 t)	about 500 m² of 2 cm slabs

Weights are calculated from the typical density of the stone family; the packing list of each shipment states the real weight.

Questions and answers

What is Azul Imperial used for?

Azul Imperial is a quartzite from Brazil. Typical uses are kitchen worktops, feature walls, flooring, exterior cladding.

Which finishes are available for Azul Imperial?

The usual finishes for this stone family are polished, honed, leathered. The finish is chosen according to the use and confirmed with the offer.

How much does Azul Imperial weigh?

About 54 kg per square metre at 2 cm and 81 kg at 3 cm, calculated from the typical density of the family.

How do I look after Azul Imperial?

Water and a neutral detergent; sealing is recommended on light colours and textured finishes.

Can I buy the slab shown in this photo?

Natural stone changes from block to block. Send us this photo with the form: we check the lots available now in our warehouse and reply with current photos, sizes and price.