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Porcelain facade panel Oat Limestone, oatmeal beige matt stone surface

Smooth stone and mineral finishes · AP-FN-013

Porcelain facade panel Oat Limestone

Soft oatmeal beige limestone-look porcelain facade panel with a fine matt surface, for architects cladding calm ventilated facades on housing and hotels.

Finish
Oat Limestone: Soft oatmeal beige limestone with faint cloudy blooms and tiny pores, matt fine surface
Finish family
Smooth stone and mineral finishes
Material
Extruded porcelain, single-fired, honeycomb core
Weight
32 kg/m2
Formats
40x80, 40x100, 60x120 cm in stock; widths 30 to 60 cm, lengths up to 300 cm; large formats 80x160 and 100x300 cm
Water absorption
≤ 0.5%
Reaction to fire
Class A1
Frost resistance
Frost resistant
Hardness
Mohs 5 to 7
Fixing
Ventilated facade: vertical profiles and clamps, horizontal or vertical laying, open joint
m²
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About this product

Oat Limestone is a soft oatmeal beige limestone with faint cloudy blooms and tiny pores under a matt fine surface. The tone is warm and low in contrast, so a whole elevation stays even while the pores give the wall a quiet natural texture. It suits apartment and hotel facades, courtyard walls and soffits where the cladding should feel like stone without drawing attention. Colour holds under UV, and rain with neutral cleaners keeps it clean.

The panel is extruded porcelain, single-fired, with an internal honeycomb structure that keeps it rigid at 32 kg/m2. Water absorption is at or below 0.5%, reaction to fire class A1, hardness Mohs 5 to 7, frost resistant. It fixes to vertical profiles and clamps, laid horizontally or vertically with an open joint. Stock sizes 40×80, 40×100 and 60×120 cm; widths 30 to 60 cm, lengths to 300 cm, large formats 80×160 and 100×300 cm.

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