| Bathroom Vanities |
Best kept indoors; outdoors only in mild, dry, shaded weather with proper sealing. |
Best for vanity tops with dry edges, gentle cleaners and regular sealing around basins and frequently used toiletries. |
Master bathrooms, powder rooms, hotel vanities, guest bathrooms and spa wash areas. |
Vanity surface — pedestrian slip rating is not relevant |
Dry the area around basins, wipe cosmetics promptly and use gentle stone cleaner with periodic sealing. |
Soft ivory bathroom vanities |
Outdoor vanities and stain-heavy toiletry zones |
| Hotel Flooring |
Best for indoor hotel floors; sheltered outdoor areas can work in dry weather with proper finish. |
Moderate hotel traffic with entrance mats, grit control and periodic sealing |
Hotel lobbies, corridors, guestrooms and reception flooring |
Moderate hotel-floor slip risk; honed finish and entrance mats recommended. |
Control entrance grit with mats, sweep regularly, clean with neutral floor products, and periodically reseal high-traffic areas. |
Best for hotel lobbies, corridors, guestrooms and reception floors with moderate traffic, entrance-mat protection and honed traction. |
Avoid heavily trafficked hotel floors, polished wet circulation zones, uncontrolled entrance grit and areas without routine resealing or mat protection. |
| Stair Treads |
Indoor preferred; covered exterior stair treads can work in warm, dry climates with textured traction and proper sealing. |
Best for moderate stair traffic with sound support, textured traction and regular maintenance of sealed treads, edges and joints. |
Villa staircases, hotel circulation areas, apartment duplexes and elegant light-toned stair applications. |
Good traction with textured or honed stair treads; polished surfaces can be slick when exposed to moisture. |
Wipe soap film and water marks often, maintain sealed joints and avoid acidic descaling products. |
Best for elegant light-toned staircases in villas, hotels and upscale apartment duplexes. |
Wet polished stairways, very heavy circulation and steps exposed to uncontrolled grit, moisture or edge damage. |
| Fireplace Surrounds |
Best indoors; covered exterior fireplace surrounds may work in mild, dry weather away from direct rainfall. |
Stable fireplace surrounds with moderate heat and routine soot management |
Classic villa fireplaces, hotel lounges, refined residential interiors and light-toned hearth surrounds. |
Slip performance is not applicable to fireplace surrounds. |
Allow the stone to cool, then clean soot with microfiber and a mild pH-neutral solution. |
Light-toned fireplace surrounds where subtle warmth supports classic and transitional interiors. |
Combustion chambers and surfaces directly exposed to flames |
| Reception Counters |
Indoor reception counters preferred; outdoor use requires full cover from rainfall, UV and severe heat. |
Best for reception counters with reinforced support, edge protection and controlled daily handling. |
Hotel lobbies, offices and reception zones |
Reception counters have no direct slip requirement; promptly contain nearby spills |
Dust and wipe daily with neutral cleaner, avoid abrasives and inspect exposed edges for chips |
Refined hotel reception counters |
Exterior reception counters without full shelter |