Quartzite

Siki

Siki is a Greek quartzite with a warm, golden to ochre-coloured ground tone and a lively, animated texture. The Mediterranean slab appearance combines southern European warmth with the robustness of one of the hardest natural stones.

Quartzite Greece

Available as: Polygonal flagstones

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About Siki

Siki comes from Greece and belongs to the warm-toned quartzites, with a characteristic, lively texture in ochre yellow, gold and orange brown. The slab appearance is animated, the colouring warm and sun-saturated – properties that make Siki one of the most expressive quartzites of the Mediterranean region.

As a quartzite, Siki is among the hardest and most resistant natural stones. High compressive strength, acid resistance and abrasion resistance make it ideally suited to heavily used surfaces. At the same time it brings with it a natural, living texture that cannot be imitated in architecture.

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Current availability from our warehouse.

2 slabs in stock · plus 2 blocks

Thicknesses: 3 cm · Finishes: Riven · Available as: Polygonal flagstones

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Finishes

Siki is available in a range of finishes. The finish affects appearance, feel and the care it needs.

Riven

The surface corresponds to a natural cleft of the stone — a matt, rough character with high slip safety and a natural effect. Recommended for outdoor areas, wall facings and heavily used paved surfaces. The slab thickness can vary slightly because of the riven, split-face working.

Frequently asked questions

Where does Siki come from?

Siki is a quartzite from Greece.

Is Siki suitable for external areas?

Yes. As a quartzite, Siki is frost-resistant, weatherproof and very well suited to external applications.

How do I care for Siki?

Clean daily with clear water or a mild cleaner. No special impregnation is necessary.

What does Siki cost?

The price depends on the batch, thickness, surface finish and fabrication — with natural stone there is no serious flat rate per square metre. Business customers see prices once their B2B account is activated; private customers receive a complete quote through a fabricator near them.