Produced by exposing the stone to high temperatures, it should be noted that not all materials flame. The flamed finish is flat enough for paving, although it admits variations in the relief of its surface and presents a face made up of layers or “flakes”.

The surface of this finish is not smooth to the touch but is more than flat enough to be suitable for paving. Although not completely slip-resistant, sawn material creates comparatively more friction than polished or smooth-finished material.

The bush-hammered finish is suitable for floors and outdoor areas, this being rough, non-slip and perhaps one of the most traditional finishes. It is characterized by making the materials slightly whitish and homogenizes the color variation, as well as blurs possible fossils and veins.

Sandblasted granite is a dull, rustic stone often used for steps, stairs, coverings and external floors, as it is non-slip.

The bush-hammered finish is suitable for floors and outdoor areas, this being rough, non-slip and perhaps one of the most traditional finishes. It is characterized by making the materials slightly whitish and homogenizes the color variation, as well as blurs possible fossils and veins.