What does Zorra granite paver look like?
Zorra presents a deep, uniform black surface with an exceptionally fine-grained, velvety crystalline structure. Its consistent, refined appearance suits minimalist and contemporary landscape designs looking for a clean, sophisticated black paving stone.
What is the standard finish for Zorra pavers?
Zorra pavers are typically supplied with a top flamed, water-jet, and brushed finish, combining slip resistance with a refined surface texture. Bush-hammered, honed, and polished finishes are also available depending on the application.
How durable is Zorra for high-traffic public spaces?
Zorra has compressive strength of 200–280 MPa and low water absorption of 0.1–0.3%, giving it excellent density and durability for driveways, patios, and high-traffic public spaces. It's engineered to perform reliably in challenging climates over the long term.
Is Zorra suitable for pool surrounds and wet areas?
Yes. Zorra's flamed, water-jet, or bush-hammered finishes provide reliable slip resistance for wet environments, making it suitable for pool surrounds, terraces, patios, and other exterior areas where surface traction is important.
How does Zorra compare to Soho for high-end paving projects?
Both are premium black granites suited to high-end projects, but Soho has a slightly higher compressive strength ceiling (up to 300 MPa) and a subtle shimmer effect, while Zorra offers a more matte, velvety uniform surface. Both perform excellently; the choice often comes down to the visual effect desired.
