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Soft topographic relief.
At a glance
Rolling Hills is a soft topographic relief β low mounds rather than sharp rifts β so the wall feels modelled, not printed. It suits quieter interiors and residential elevations where Boulder Slab would be too aggressive. Side light is what makes the hills appear in this flexible stone cladding.
Rolling Hills is a soft topographic relief β low mounds rather than sharp rifts β so the wall feels modelled, not printed. It suits quieter interiors and residential elevations where Boulder Slab would be too aggressive. Side light is what makes the hills appear. Thickness, mass, and fire class follow the current data sheet β ask before the specification is locked.
Where to specify
Typical specification
| Property | Typical band |
|---|---|
| Sheet thickness | 2β4 mm |
| Mass per area | 3β8 kg/mΒ² |
| Fire class | Class A above 3 mm; thinner sheets follow coating rules |
| Form | Bendable mineral sheet β wraps columns and radius walls |
These are series bands, not the locked values for Rolling Hills. Thickness, fire class, and weathering are confirmed on the current data sheet for this look β ask before the specification is locked.
Before you specify
The relief is lower and softer, with mounds instead of sharp fracture. It suits residential and quiet interiors where the larger rock face would be too aggressive.
Yes, on residential elevations inside the weathering band on the current data sheet. Confirm that band before the specification is locked.
The topographic relief stays within a thin mineral sheet rather than building out in thick stone. Confirm thickness, fire class, and weathering on the current data sheet. Typical flexible stone sheets run 2β4 mm and 3β8 kg/mΒ².
Request
Sample pack, current data sheet, and quotation come from the factory in Zhongshan. Tell us the look, the wall, and whether it is interior or exterior.