Choose from 101 colours
Impress. Draw attention. Stand out.
We adapt to each customer through the production process. We develop the color of the RAL scale in a short time.
Colours according to the RAL scale
UV-resistant colours
Mechanical resistance
Easy cleaning
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What is it made of?
A consistent ratio of aluminum hydroxide and acrylic-based polymer binder. Composite, smooth, non-porous and homogeneous.
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Features
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Kerrock special features
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Process of processing
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Developing RAL colours
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Turn a colour shortlist into a practical surface choice
The Kerrock colour page introduces 101 options and several visual directions for a worktop, bathroom surface or custom interior feature. Single-colour, granite, terrazzo and marble effects create different levels of contrast and movement. When a shade catches your attention, record its full name and code instead of relying on a broad description such as white, grey or stone effect. A precise reference keeps an enquiry clear, especially when several similar tones are being compared. If a bespoke RAL direction is relevant, treat it as a separate request that needs confirmation for the current project and production conditions.
A screen image is a useful way to prepare a shortlist, but it is not a final colour reference. Brightness, display settings, image scale and surrounding colours can change how a sample appears. Review a physical sample beside the furniture, tiles, metal details or wall finish that will remain in the space. It also helps to see the sample under lighting close to the final environment. For a kitchen or bathroom, connect the colour decision with the sink, basin, joints and edges rather than assessing the shade in isolation from the rest of the construction.
The page describes qualities and use directions such as UV-resistant colours, easy cleaning and mechanical resistance. These points help organise an initial discussion, but they do not establish every technical requirement for every shade or installation. Sheet thickness, dimensions, support, joints, exposure, cleaning conditions and fabrication details still need to be reviewed for the selected code. For exterior use, thermoforming or another specialist application, consult the relevant technical information and confirm the particular colour, rather than applying a general statement about Kerrock to every possible configuration.
For a focused conversation with AREA in Athens, prepare two to five preferred colour names and codes, photographs of the room and the main dimensions of the proposed surface. The showroom in Agia Paraskevi provides a setting for comparing material ideas, while the production experience in Paiania helps connect them with fabrication questions. The composition and applications guides explain the material from different angles, and the catalogue collection provides further references. Bringing these details together makes the colour choice part of a measured design proposal instead of a decision based only on a website photograph.
Kerrock composition · Kerrock applications · Kerrock product catalogue · Catalogues and technical files
Useful questions before choosing a Kerrock colour
What should I record when I shortlist a colour?
Keep the full shade name and numerical code shown with the sample. If you are comparing several options, add the intended use and the neighbouring materials to your shortlist.
Do the use descriptions confirm every application?
They support an initial search, but a specialist use still requires a check of the selected code, relevant technical information and the conditions of the proposed construction.
Can I make the final decision from the screen image?
Use it to narrow the choice, then review a physical sample. Display settings, lighting and adjacent materials can all change the way a colour appears.
