
BUNJA Limestone Slabs, 2 & 1 cm
Indicative range. Exact price on quote.
Product Description
Bunja is a hand-hewn natural stone with a regular, rectangular shape, recognizable by its characteristic textured surface that gives it an authentic and rustic appearance. Bunja is one of the distinctive types of processed Benkovac stone. It is characterized by regularly shaped, most often rectangular pieces with a distinct, textured surface created through manual stone-carving. It is most commonly produced in heights of 12 and 15 cm, with a variable length, and the option to customize the dimensions. Unlike irregular stone cladding such as ciklop, bunja is arranged in horizontal rows, which achieves a neat wall structure while maintaining a natural, rustic look. It is available in various colors and stone-dressing styles, and is used for cladding facades, courtyard fences, columns, and interior walls. It is particularly prominent in Dalmatian architecture, yet its appearance allows it to fit just as well into contemporary structures.
Key Features
- slabs
- 2 cm
- 1cm
- Stone
- BUNJA
- Sold as
- Slabs
- Thickness
- 2 cm, 1cm
- In stock
- 500 sqm
- Quarried in
- Croatia
- Minimum order
- 100 sqm
About Limestone
Fossil-rich sedimentary stone in creams, honeys and blue-greys. Architects' choice for serene interiors and monumental façades.
Before you buy
- Ask for density and absorption (EN 1936 / ASTM C97) and frost resistance (EN 12371) for exteriors.
- Match the density class to the job: high density for façades and paving.
- Check shade variation across the whole lot; bed-to-bed colour drift is common.
