Swimming pool of granite
Both the floor covering around the swimming pool and the wall and floor coverings of the pool itself are completely of Fuerstenstein granite. A longitudinal wall of the swimming pool building is covered with slabs of Tittling Fine Grain with veins. The ceiling of the steam bath consists of a naturally fractured crustal slab.
Project Details
- location:
- Landshut
- Year:
- 2003
- interior decorator:
- Prof. Werner Fauser, München
Used natural stones
Fuerstenstein Granite, honed
Pool basin, floor covering| Trade name: | Fuerstenstein Granite (Diorite) |
| Petrographic name : | Diorite |
| Quarry: | Paradise Quarry, Paradies 8, 94538 Fuerstenstein, Germany |
| Coordinates: | 13.322° E / 48.710° N (WGS 84) |
| Typical colour: | anthracite to dark grey |
| Visual appearance: | fine/medium-grained; appears with white, partially also differently coloured veining of various widths and shapes as well as lighter and darker mineral accumulations |
Tittling Fine Grain, honed
Wall covering| Trade name: | Tittling Fine Grain |
| Petrographic name : | Granite |
| Quarry: | Hoehenberg Quarry, Bachstraße 27, 94104 Tittling, Germany |
| Coordinates: | 13.366° E / 48.744° N (WGS 84) |
| Typical colour: | light grey |
| Visual appearance: | fine/medium-grained; appears with white, partially also differently coloured veining of differing widths and shapes as well as darker inclusions in various sizes and streaks |
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