By Focus Stone / January 13, 2021Print Email The Covid-19 pandemic and the absence of events in the sector have not prevented Arklam from continuing to research and work tirelessly to launch new references of its revolutionary sintered stone onto the market.A product that, apart from its extensive technical properties;It stands out for its great aesthetic variety, accumulating nearly 90 different versions in formats of 3,6,12 and 20mm thick.Recently, in addition, the firm has gone further, delving into the design of pieces never before seen in the world of large-format porcelain.This is the case of Calacatta Green and Calacatta Paonazzo, two collections inspired by the Taj Mahal Indian marble that were presented last September at the Fiera At Home virtual event.Calacatta Green Arklam's continuous research in search of the best materials that nature grants, has led the brand to move to the Taj Mahal itself.The use of special inks and state-of-the-art ceramic production technology have allowed him to reproduce in his porcelain tiles the very same marble that covers the walls of the well-known "Wonder of the World".A product "worked to the millimeter, with depths and a mixture of colors" that is "unique in the world", only extracted in the "best natural quarries", says Rami Hamze, CEO of Arklam.“We have searched and searched to get to where this product was 'born', selecting the best pieces to reproduce them in Arklam as they deserve,” he adds.Among the differential aspects of Calacatta Green are its varied graphics and greenish color, just as it looks in the original stone.In 1200×3000 format and 6mm thick, this Arklam collection allows you to create spaces with a continuous floor-wall effect.It is available in two finishes: Polished and Hond, pleasant to the touch.Calacatta Paonazzo Another of Arklam's innovative collections created using special inks is Calacatta Paonazzo.A highly differential porcelain tile of great beauty, as it imitates oxidized marble due to the passage of time.A collection based on several faces with up to three different piece designs that allow the creation of open rooms with continuous aesthetics of the product.Its large format, 1200x3000mm and three different thicknesses, 6mm;and 12 and 20mm for countertops, makes it possible to achieve an infinite kitchen.Arklam adds this Premium aesthetic to its other advantages for the kitchen channel, such as easy maintenance and cleaning, resistance to stains or its aseptic properties, free of bacteria.Print Email Posted: 1 year ago on January 13, 2021 By: Focus Piedra Last Modified: January 13, 2021 @ 7:42 am Category: News Keywords: Arklam, Calacatta Green, Calacatta Paonazzo, large format, Tal Mahal Next Article → The perfect combination of Laminam's total look ← Previous Article Urbatek revolutionizes the customization of sinks, bathtubs and shower trays with Xtone Focus Piedra See all Focus Piedra articles » Related articles May 11, 2022 Arklam consolidates its expansion in 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production machines are absolute novelties" 23 April, 2020 PEDRACAT and ACM make a purchase collective of masks for the associated marble masons 17 April, 2020 Rami Hamze: "With Arklam, kitchen stores can offer different designs than those of the competition"The Covid-19 pandemic and the absence of events in the sector have not prevented Arklam from continuing to research and work tirelessly to launch new references of its revolutionary sintered stone onto the market.A product that, apart from its extensive technical properties;It stands out for its great aesthetic variety, accumulating nearly 90 different versions in formats of 3,6,12 and 20mm thick.Recently, in addition, the firm has gone further, delving into the design of pieces never before seen in the world of large-format porcelain.This is the case of Calacatta Green and Calacatta Paonazzo, two collections inspired by the Taj Mahal Indian marble that were presented last September at the Fiera At Home virtual event.Arklam's continuous research in search of the best materials that nature grants, has led the brand to move to the Taj Mahal itself.The use of special inks and state-of-the-art ceramic production technology have allowed him to reproduce in his porcelain tiles the very same marble that covers the walls of the well-known "Wonder of the World".A product "worked to the millimeter, with depths and a mixture of colors" that is "unique in the world", only extracted in the "best natural quarries", says Rami Hamze, CEO of Arklam.“We have searched and searched to get to where this product was 'born', selecting the best pieces to reproduce them in Arklam as they deserve,” he adds.Among the differential aspects of Calacatta Green are its varied graphics and greenish color, just as it looks in the original stone.In 1200×3000 format and 6mm thick, this Arklam collection allows you to create spaces with a continuous floor-wall effect.It is available in two finishes: Polished and Hond, pleasant to the touch.Calacatta Paonazzo Another of Arklam's innovative collections created using special inks is Calacatta Paonazzo.A highly differential porcelain tile of great beauty, as it imitates oxidized marble due to the passage of time.A collection based on several faces with up to three different piece designs that allow the creation of open rooms with continuous aesthetics of the product.Its large format, 1200x3000mm and three different thicknesses, 6mm;and 12 and 20mm for countertops, makes it possible to achieve an infinite kitchen.Arklam adds this Premium aesthetic to its other advantages for the kitchen channel, such as easy maintenance and cleaning, resistance to stains or its aseptic properties, free of bacteria.Next Article → The perfect combination of the Laminam total look← Previous Article Urbatek revolutionizes the personalization of sinks, bathtubs and shower trays with XtoneView all Stone Focus articles »YOU MAY ALSO BE INTERESTED...