07 — Wood Grain Collection · 2 finishes
Wood grain, Class A rated.
Sawn timber grain in a mineral body — the one thing real wood cannot offer on a façade or an escape route: a Class A fire rating.
Specifications
| Material | MCM flexible surface (modified inorganic mineral powder) |
|---|---|
| Base materials | Non-metallic industrial tailings, construction waste, stone powder, natural coloured sand |
| Forming process | 3D moulding under controlled temperature curve |
| Thickness | 2 – 6 mm (varies by finish) |
| Weight | 3 – 6 kg/m² — roughly 1/5 of porcelain tile, 1/10 of natural stone |
| Min. bend radius | 0.3 m |
| Fire rating | Class A |
| Standards | Meets EU CE requirements |
| Weathering | Freeze–thaw and UV resistant; vapour-permeable, water-resistant |
| Service life (exterior) | 30 years or more |
| Bonding | External bonding without hollowing |
| Environmental | Zero-emission production, recyclable material, formaldehyde-free, low VOC |
| Application | Interior · Façade |
Sheet sizes, fire-test classification references and CE certificate numbers are issued with the technical specification sheet — request it via the button above.
Highlights
Where timber is not allowed
Fire regulations rule timber out of many corridors, lobbies and façades. This reads as wood and passes as mineral.
No moisture movement
Timber moves with humidity. A mineral body does not — no gapping, no cupping, no reveal drift.
Class A, interior and façade
Every finish in every collection shares the same mineral body, fire rating and CE compliance.
