Dalmatian stone,from the bench to the slab
Plano and Dolit from three quarries between Trogir and Omiš, sawn at our own plant in Plano. Blocks, slabs and finished elements, shipped since 2002.
Two stones, one karst
Plano is pale and even, so a whole facade reads as one tone. Dolit is warm and dense, takes up a fifth of a percent of water, and goes where people walk all year. Turn a block and look at the grain.
| 111.2 MPa | Compressive strength | 134 MPa |
| 0.97 % | Water absorption | 0.20 % |
| 2695 kg/m³ | Real density | 2695 kg/m³ |
Out of our own quarries
since 2002
Three quarries and our own plant at Plano. A block goes from the bench straight onto our gang saw, so we know which block every slab came from, and when you need more for the same terrace two years on, we cut it from the same face.
- Plano, 2002
- Founded on 14 October 2002 at Plano near Trogir, beside the deposit the stone is still quarried from.
- Three quarries, two stones
- Adriakamen and Plano Lithos at Plano yield the pale Plano; Dalmalit, in the hills behind Omiš, yields the warm Dolit.
- Our own plant
- No block goes to someone else's saw. Gang sawing, calibrating, cutting to size and every finish are done at Plano, within a kilometre of the bench the block came off.
- Shipped worldwide
- Facades in Frankfurt and Budva, floors in the Czech Republic, a seafront promenade on Pag. Today our largest export markets are China, Italy and Turkey.
The Adriakamen quarry at Plano: a bench cut by diamond wire, at the moment it comes away from the face
Three deposits and one plant
Adriakamen and Plano Lithos lie side by side in Plano, with the plant between them. Dalmalit is fifty kilometres south-east, in the hills behind Omiš.
Where the stone went
Facades, floors, stairs, promenades and kitchen worktops, from Dugi otok to Frankfurt. All of it sawn at our plant in Plano.
