Split Face Stone
split_face_stone
Decorative stone pieces having split or naturally cleft faces. In trade it also appears as patlama taş (Turkish), Spacattos (OTHER). Attested most in Turkey and Venezuela.
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Natural crust or rough split-face stone surface. In trade it also appears as kabuk (Turkish). Attested most in Turkey and the UK.
Rough, uneven stone finish produced by splitting or pitching. In trade it also appears as patlatma (Turkish), escarfilado (Spanish). Attested most in Turkey and Spain.
How the trade says it
trTurkish
| Term | Markets | Seen |
|---|---|---|
| patlama taş | TR×1 | ×1 |
- TR×1
FAQ
What does "patlama taş" mean in Turkey?
In Turkey, traders use "patlama taş" for Split Face Stone. Decorative stone pieces having split or naturally cleft faces. In trade it also appears as patlama taş (Turkish), Spacattos (OTHER). Attested most in Turkey and Venezuela.
TR · tr · ×1
What does "Spacattos" mean in Venezuela?
In Venezuela, traders use "Spacattos" for Split Face Stone. Decorative stone pieces having split or naturally cleft faces. In trade it also appears as patlama taş (Turkish), Spacattos (OTHER). Attested most in Turkey and Venezuela.
VE · other · ×1
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