Exploring Natural Elegance: Cupa Pizarras CUPA 4 Slate

A Geological Masterpiece: Introduction to CUPA 4 Slate

1.1 Unveiling the Essence of CUPA 4 Slate

Cupa Pizarras takes pride in presenting CUPA 4, an exquisite non-carbonated slate meticulously crafted through tectonic compression. Distinguished by its blue-black hue, thin laminations, and a velvety smooth surface, CUPA 4 stands as a testament to the geological artistry inherent in natural slate.

Origin and Heritage: Quarry Armadilla, Benuza (León) Spain

2.1 A Glimpse into the Birthplace

The saga of CUPA 4 begins in the quarry of Armadilla, nestled in Benuza, León, Spain. With operations commencing in 1968, this quarry serves as the cradle of the exceptional slate, where nature’s geological processes give birth to a material of unparalleled quality.

Dimensions and Diversity: Unraveling the Formats

3.1 Shapes and Sizes for Every Vision

CUPA 4 transcends conventional limitations with its diverse range of shapes and sizes, catering to the vision of architects and designers. The main sizes, spanning from 25×15 to 50×38 centimeters, offer a canvas of possibilities for creative expression in architectural endeavors.

Globally Recognized Excellence: International Certifications

4.1 Meeting and Exceeding Standards

CUPA 4’s commitment to excellence is fortified by its international certifications, ensuring quality that surpasses industry benchmarks. Adhering to European Standard EN 12326, British Standard BS 680 Part 2, French Standard NF 228-02/06/01, and Belgian Standard ATG/H599, this slate exemplifies a global standard of unmatched caliber.

In essence, Cupa Pizarras CUPA 4 stands as more than a mere construction material; it is a narrative etched in the geological tapestry of Benuza, Spain. As architects and builders weave this natural slate into their designs, they not only embrace a premium construction element but also become part of a legacy rooted in the timeless beauty of geological craftsmanship.