The first Tundra blocks were brought out nearly 20 years ago. Named and introduced by Metamar, Tundra Grey gradually became popular as the market sought alternative materials. The soft grey color in tune with its environment attracted many designers worldwide, and Tundra Grey earned its name as one of the prominent choices of light grey stone.
As liberating as it is, Tundra Grey matches well with a wide range of design elements. The reflections of light and temperatures of color sync harmoniously along with Tundra Grey. Whether it is a new private residence, or a downtown skyscraper, we are proud to offer all sizes and forms of Tundra Grey as well as its sisters Tundra Blue and Tundra Ocean.
Tundra Grey is one of the limestones quarried at our Tundra quarry. Tundra Grey is known for its high flexural strength and long term durability. It helps avoiding the chipping on the edges and cracking at the corners. Upon installation, its surface layer gots harder and denser by time. Its abrasion resistance make it a great choice for high pedesterian traffic and non-slip applications.
Tundra Blue is one of the limestones quarried at our Tundra quarry. Tundra Blue has a more dominant tone of grey than Tundra Grey. Similar to its sister, its technical properties feature high flexural and compressive strength, strong dense body protective against chipping and cracking.
Tundra Ocean is one of the limestone quarried at our Tundra quarry. A depiction of ocean-like dark and light transitions, Tundra Ocean is a material that will inspire and help architects further innovate. It shares similar technical properties as its sister Tundra Grey.
Grey Velvet is one of the limestone quarried at our Tundra quarry. It is a precious natural stone for creating contemporary and futuristic architecture. It shares the same technical features as its sister Tundra Grey.
