Mixed-colour slabs 47×47 cm
Sawn edges; approximately 1–2 cm thick. Batch with limited availability.
Sold by: m²
Formats and official price (new tab)THE STONES / BRAZILIAN QUARTZITE
Flooring in
Brazilian quartzite.
Luminous surfaces and shades of white, yellow and pink, in regular slabs or crazy paving for terraces, courtyards and paths.
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THE MATERIAL’S CHARACTER
The light of stone, between order and freedom.
Brazilian quartzite offers richly shaded patterns, with white, yellow and pink selections. In regular formats, the rhythm of the joints organises the space; in crazy paving, irregular slabs create a freer texture. Beside greenery or a light façade, the natural surface creates material continuity between house and garden.
Regular slabs or crazy paving?
The 47×47 cm and 27×57 cm slabs allow regular compositions. Palladiana paving gives more space to each piece’s shape and requires allowance for cuts and waste. The catalogue includes different thicknesses and limited batches: choose the format, then check quantity and availability in the official product details.
BEYOND APPEARANCE
A good floor
starts with good design.
Hardness and surface
Quartzite is a quartz-rich rock and is generally hard. The trade name and the mineral’s hardness do not automatically assign a Mohs value to the slab purchased.
Resistance and use
The quartz-rich structure generally supports good wear resistance; comparing paving requires abrasion tests for the specific supply and finish.
Points to assess before laying
Before ordering, compare thickness, surface and batch: regular slabs and crazy paving do not have identical dimensions or climatic guidance. For pools and wet areas, the finish’s slip resistance must be checked.
Compare the eight optionsCHOOSE YOUR VARIANT
Formats and colours.
From the official catalogue.
Compare the variants and check current prices and availability at Pietrarredo.
Yellow slabs 27×57 cm
Sawn edges; approximately 15–25 mm thick.
Sold by: m²
Formats and official price (new tab)Yellow crazy paving 15–25 mm
Irregular slabs for palladiana or crazy paving.
Sold by: m²
Formats and official price (new tab)White crazy paving 15–25 mm
Light-coloured selection in varying sizes.
Sold by: m²
Formats and official price (new tab)Pink crazy paving 15–25 mm
Pink selection in varying sizes.
Sold by: m²
Formats and official price (new tab)Thin white crazy paving 8–12 mm
Thin variant with a natural quarry surface.
Sold by: m²
Formats and official price (new tab)Thin yellow crazy paving 8–12 mm
Thin variant with a natural quarry surface.
Sold by: m²
Formats and official price (new tab)USEFUL QUESTIONS
Before you choose.
Which colours and formats are in the catalogue?
The linked selections include white, yellow and pink crazy paving in different thicknesses, as well as regular slabs. The reference variant is 47×47 cm, with sawn edges and a thickness of approximately 1–2 cm. Availability varies by batch.
Is it natural stone or a composite material?
Pietrarredo presents the linked products as natural Brazilian quartzite quarried and processed in Brazil. Geological quartzite is a quartz-rich rock; it should be distinguished from composites made with quartz and resins. To identify the supply, refer to the product description and sample.
Is it suitable near swimming pools and in cold climates?
The reference slabs are listed for indoor and outdoor use and state frost resistance; some crazy paving selections are indicated for temperate climates. For a pool or wet area, check the finish and slip-resistance data. The terms non-slip or cool underfoot alone do not describe performance in every condition.