Taj Mahal Stone | SK160
NCC Group 1Independently fire tested to AS 5637.1-2015 — the highest Group Number classification for internal wall and ceiling linings. See the test data A pale grey-white quartzite-look with soft, smoky veining drifting through a near-white ground — the quietest and most neutral surface in the range, and the one that sits under almost any palette without competing with it.Why specifiers choose it Near-white ground with soft grey and taupe veining Neutral enough to run across a whole room without visual weight Extra-large 2700 × 1200 mm sheet covers 3.24 m² per panel Quartzite-look finish, not quarried stone Sizes and pricing 2700 × 1200 mm - $330 inc GST ($102/m²)Specifications Product code SK160 Sheet size 2700 × 1200 mm - 3.24 m² per panel Material Modified clay composite (MCM) panel Fire classification NCC Group 1 — AS 5637.1-2015, internal wall and ceiling linings Applications Internal and external walls. Bathroom walls, bath and hob cladding and niches. Not suitable for Floors, shower trays and shower bases. Fixing Adhesive-fixed to a sound, flat substrate. Standard woodworking tools - no stone trade required. Jointing Butt joint for a seamless look, or leave a gap and grout as you would conventional tile. Sketch recommends a grouted gap to allow for movement. Corners Can be mitre-cut at 45 degrees with a track saw for sharp external corners. Sealing Penetrating sealer recommended in wet areas. Please noteThis is a modified-clay composite panel, not quarried stone. Colour and pattern vary panel to panel by design - order all panels for a job in one go, and dry-lay them before fixing to set out the run you want. This product carries an NCC Group 1 classification under AS 5637.1-2015 for internal wall and ceiling linings — the highest of the four groups. See the test data, or ask us for the full report for your project file.
Specifications
- Size
- 2700 × 1200 mm
Variants (1)
- 2700 × 1200 mm — 330.00 AUD — Out of stock
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