Marazzi Ceppo Di Gre

Marazzi Ceppo Di Gre takes inspiration from the Italian Stone of the same name. Ceppo di Gré is a volcanic stone comprising angular pieces of stones bonded by fine calcite minerals, with big sections and smaller pebbles of brilliant grey-blue stone against softer and milder greys mined in Gré, Italy, on the hills of Monte Clemo nearby Bergamo.

Although natural Ceppo Di Gre is great for bathroom worktops and shower floors, it isn’t suitable for kitchen worktops. It requires care and maintenance and it can etch when in contact with acidic substances. Instead, you can choose a sintered ceramic material such as Ceppo Di Gre by Marazzi saving you efforts and costs over time.

The Top surfaces by Marazzi allow you to create spaces with colour uniformity using an adaptable and long-lasting stone. In addition, the zero surface porosity provides the highest hygiene and sanitation requirements.

The 324 x 162 cm slabs bring superior performance attributes to a new world of interior and landscape design possibilities. You can choose this sintered porcelain worktop with thicknesses of 6 mm and 12 mm, and a beautiful matte texture is known as a ‘Natural finish’.

Cook with Mustard, Ketchup, Citrus, and Grapes

Unlike natural materials such as limestone which etches when exposed to acid from fruits and juices, Marazzi Ceppo Di Gre is 100 per cent immune to any liquids you use in the kitchen daily. So you can chop, cut and squeeze any fruits without worrying about damaging this versatile decoration material.

By choosing these grey kitchen worktops to match the colour of your kitchen cabinets, you can create a peaceful space. It’s a subtle choice that adds elegance without becoming distracting. You can even have the worktop edges mitred to combine it with kitchen units painted in a similar shade. The interior will become brighter when you install a matching splashback near a window for plenty of natural sunlight whilst keeping a vintage style.

You Can Use Marazzi Ceppo Di Gre In Gardens and Barbecues

A Marazzi worktop offers stain resistance, scratch resistance, and UV ray resistance, making it suitable indoors and outdoors. In addition, The Top surfaces boast unmatched water resistance, impact resistance, and heat resistance, making them a perfect option for kitchens, bathrooms, saunas, spas, and other areas in continuous contact with water.
Our Ceppo Di Gre by The Top surface boasts unique looks. It effortlessly recreates the beauty of natural materials such as marble, concrete, wood, etc., without the inherent imperfections, flaws or maintenance of the traditional building products.

Ceppo Di Gre By Marazzi: Classic, Volcanic, Warm.

The Top Ceppo Di Gre comprises a range of sintered porcelain formulas adhering to a strict environmental policy.

All Marazzi The Top materials include ecological protection and secure and high-quality goods & services supplied throughout their lifespan. These eco-friendly characteristics result from leading decorative and technical research. The company makes surfaces with a low carbon footprint and long-lasting and safe use. In addition, the brand offers guidance for appropriate usage, preservation, and disposal methods.

Marazzi is a leader in the eco-sustainable sector and has contributed to creating ceramic worktops being a locked-cycle process. The brand boasts a system for collecting and reusing rejected products and their raw materials throughout the process. In addition, it applies strict environmental quality criteria throughout the manufacturing phase, limiting natural resource consumption and pollution through the restoration of quarries’ surroundings and grasslands, controlled waste disposal, energy usage optimisation, and industrial wastewater repurposing.

Marazzi Ceppo Di Gre Worktop Sizes, Thicknesses, Finishes

• Marazzi The Top slabs come in 3,200 x 1,600 mm and in sheets of 3,240 x 1,620 mm, to decorate any area of homes and offices whilst avoiding joints and producing a majority of seamless panels. In addition, the lightweight structure makes them easy to install whilst saving costs on transport compared to other stones such as marble and granite.
• Finish: Marazzi, The Top Ceppo Di Gre, belongs to the STONE LOOK Collection, and it is available in a sophisticated natural finish.

Marazzi The Top Offers Seven Advantages When Compared to Other Worktops.

• Durability: Marazzi slabs offer a life cycle of approximately 50 years and come with a 25-year manufacturer’s warranty.
• Large Sizes Its large slab sizes minimise both waste of materials and the number of seams that standard panels may include.
• Non-Porous: It does not absorb liquids, making it perfect for spaces constantly in contact with water.
• Easy to Clean: Use warm or hot water for daily cleaning. If necessary, use a ph neutral detergent.
• Stain-Resistant: Resistant to ketchup, coffee, rust, wine, etc.
• Scratch-Resistant: The Top surfaces boast the highest rating in tests for scratch resistance of their surface.
• High-Heat Resistant: It can tolerate up to 300 Celsius without cracking, burning or scorching.

Caring for Marazzi The Top Work Surfaces

A little bit of hot water eliminates grime and blemishes from the surface and returns it to its original state.

Conventional cleaning

The sintered porcelain worktops do not require any protective coating, and you only need a thorough clean to keep the surface in good condition.

It would be best to clean Marazzi’s worktops with care by washing with hot water and a towel. You can also use neutral detergents when needed. Finally, you can also use Industrial washing machines for expansive areas, with manual finishing.

Getting Rid of Stains and Marks

Using a solvent, you can remove candle wax, rubber, flaxseed oil, silicone, and silicone oils

Similarly, you can remove concrete, lime bloom, plaster, metal, enamel, and resin residues using an acid cleaner. Acidic cleaners will also remove rust, grout, and emulsion paints from the surfaces. Please check for suitable acid cleansers before application. Finally, an alkaline cleaner will remove stains from beer, wine, coffee, tea, candle wax, vegetable and animal fats, ink, ketchup, mayonnaise, jam, lipstick and other household substances.

Marazzi Surfaces Manufacturing: 200 Metres Long Kiln and Advanced Technologies.

The Marazzi Ceppo Di Gre production process includes 7 (seven) main methods, using an automated factory, and reducing energy consumption:

1. Preparation of raw materials: The producer maintains all the natural components separately to minimise cross-contamination. The raw materials are then conveyed through an industrial belt into hoppers and purifying devices.
2. Milling and crossbreed: The company takes the formulation from the purification devices or hoppers to a wet milling process, combining the raw materials into specified molecules. This combination is separated until it becomes a stable surface material.
3. Colouring: During the pigmentary process, the business employs an intelligent mixer, diluters, and frothers. The mix can merge with the rest of the Marazzi mix, depending on its texture or colour.
4. Atomisation: The producer atomises and dries the previously coloured solution, reaching a specific size, grain shape, and humidity level. The various products then stay in different silos.
5. Baking of the slabs: During this stage, the producer provides the slab with its chemical, aesthetical, and technical features. It employs temperatures of up to 1300 degrees Celsius, guaranteeing that the various coloured patently. The brand then changes the raw materials and colours into additional temporary substances to complete the process. Finally, the technique uses heat to control these compounds, causing them to interact and follow suitable synthesis methods.
6. Finishing the Surfaces: Marazzi uses a low-consumption dryer, waiting up to 48 hours for the slabs to solidify. In addition, it uses high-resolution digital printing to recreate the original look of different building and decoration materials. Finally, the company uses post-fire industrial surface finishers. It achieves the different textures it provides to the materials before going through a strict quality control method.
7. Storage: Using automated packaging, the brand reduces health and safety concerns for its team and contributes to a closed cycle of eco-sustainable production.