Moca Cream
Tecnical Data
Compression Strenght: 930 Kg/cm2.
Bending Strenght: 126 kg/cm2.
Apparent Density: 2520 kg/m3.
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Alternative Names
Mocha Cream
Relvinha
Marbella
St Hubert
Centenaire
St Vicent
Other Limestones
Description
The Moca Cream is a beige coloured limestone, which is characterized by its parallel veinage and uniform background, when it is cut against the veinage. However, when it is cut in favour of the veinage it shows a relatively different appearance, with a more uniform background, light beige colour and no signs of veinage. It is considered a limestone with medium hardness. It is explored around the area of Pé da Pedreira - Alcanede, which is located in the Serra D´Aire e Candeeiros Natural Park, region of Santarém - Portugal.
Variations
Moca Cream Thin – Relvinha
Limestone with thin grain and beige coloured background. It is a direct variation of the classic Moca Cream.
Moca Cream Gross
Limestone with gross grain and beige coloured background. It is a direct variation of the classic Moca Cream.
Moca Cream Thin – Favour
Limestone with fine grain and beige coloured background. It is cut in favour of the veinage, thus not presenting any veinage.
Moca Cream Medium – Favour
Limestone with medium grain and beige coloured background. It is cut in favour of the veinage, thus not presenting any veinage.
Finishings
Polished
This finishing enhances the beautiful beige colour and veinage, It has a smooth and plain surface, which highlights its beautiful colour.
Bush-Hammered
It has a corrugated appearance, turning the beige colour into white. Its surface is characterized by its salience and roughness.
Brushed
It has a corrugated appearance, but maintaining the original beige colour. Its surface is characterized by its salience and smoothness.
Splitted
It has a corrugated, irregular and rustic appearance, turning the beige colour into white. Its surface has strong saliences and roughness.
