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	[[File:paving.jpg\|right\|thumb\|These are all ''salizzone'' arranged in the [[Herring Bone]] pavement style]]		[[File:paving.jpg\|right\|thumb\|These are all ''salizzone'' arranged in the [[Herring Bone]] pavement style]]
	[[File:Salizzone--diagram.png\|left\|thumb\|250 px\|Salizzone diagram]]		[[File:Salizzone--diagram.png\|left\|thumb\|250 px\|Salizzone diagram]]
	''Salizzone'' is a Venetian term, when translated to English literally means paved street. In reality, ''salizzone'' are pavement stones made from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trachyte trachyte], a volcanic stone quarried in the Colli Euganei, this is the same material used to make ''[[Masegno]]''.<ref>Ing. Lorenzo Bottazo,November 3rd 2011</ref> ''Salizzone'' and ''[[Masegno]]'' are very similar, the only differences being the size of the stones and the fact that all ''salizzone'' are new stones while most ''[[Masegno]]'' date back to the 18th and 19th century. ''Salizzone'' have a larger surface area than ''[[Masegno]]'' and are made to be only 2 specific sizes; the majority of ''salizzone'' are 35cm by 70cm, while a less common size is 28cm by 56cm.<ref>Ing. Lorenzo Bottazo, November 3rd 2011</ref> Due to the fact that ''salizzone'' stones are all uniform in size they are always used for the [[Herring ~~bone~~]] pavement layout.<ref>Ing. Lorenzo Bottazo,November 3rd 2011</ref> ''Salizzone'' are made with slanted edges on the bottom, which allows faster and easier removal during [[Street Maintenance]].		''Salizzone'' is a Venetian term, when translated to English literally means paved street. In reality, ''salizzone'' are pavement stones made from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trachyte trachyte], a volcanic stone quarried in the Colli Euganei, this is the same material used to make ''[[Masegno]]''.<ref>Ing. Lorenzo Bottazo,November 3rd 2011</ref> ''Salizzone'' and ''[[Masegno]]'' are very similar, the only differences being the size of the stones and the fact that all ''salizzone'' are new stones while most ''[[Masegno]]'' date back to the 18th and 19th century. ''Salizzone'' have a larger surface area than ''[[Masegno]]'' and are made to be only 2 specific sizes; the majority of ''salizzone'' are 35cm by 70cm, while a less common size is 28cm by 56cm.<ref>Ing. Lorenzo Bottazo, November 3rd 2011</ref> Due to the fact that ''salizzone'' stones are all uniform in size they are always used for the [[Herring Bone]] pavement layout.<ref>Ing. Lorenzo Bottazo,November 3rd 2011</ref> ''Salizzone'' are made with slanted edges on the bottom, which allows faster and easier removal during [[Street Maintenance]].

Atsiros at 18:30, 6 December 2012

2012-12-06T18:30:07Z

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	[[File:paving.jpg\|right\|thumb\|These are all ''salizzone'' arranged in the [[Herring Bone]] pavement style]]		[[File:paving.jpg\|right\|thumb\|These are all ''salizzone'' arranged in the [[Herring Bone]] pavement style]]
	[[File:Salizzone--diagram.png\|left\|thumb\|250 px\|Salizzone diagram]]		[[File:Salizzone--diagram.png\|left\|thumb\|250 px\|Salizzone diagram]]
	''Salizzone'' is a Venetian term, when translated to English literally means paved street. In reality, ''salizzone'' are pavement stones made from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trachyte trachyte], a volcanic stone quarried in the Colli Euganei, this is the same material used to make ''[[Masegno]]''.<ref>Ing. Lorenzo Bottazo,November 3rd 2011</ref> ''Salizzone'' and ''[[Masegno]]'' are very similar, the only differences being the size of the stones and the fact that all ''salizzone'' are new stones while most ''[[Masegno]]'' date back to the 18th and 19th century. ''Salizzone'' have a larger surface area than ''[[Masegno]]'' and are made to be only 2 specific sizes; the majority of ''salizzone'' are 35cm by 70cm, while a less common size is 28cm by 56cm.<ref>Ing. Lorenzo Bottazo, November 3rd 2011</ref> Due to the fact that ''salizzone'' stones are all uniform in size they are always used for the [[~~Hering~~ bone]] pavement layout.<ref>Ing. Lorenzo Bottazo,November 3rd 2011</ref> ''Salizzone'' are made with slanted edges on the bottom, which allows faster and easier removal during [[Street Maintenance]].		''Salizzone'' is a Venetian term, when translated to English literally means paved street. In reality, ''salizzone'' are pavement stones made from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trachyte trachyte], a volcanic stone quarried in the Colli Euganei, this is the same material used to make ''[[Masegno]]''.<ref>Ing. Lorenzo Bottazo,November 3rd 2011</ref> ''Salizzone'' and ''[[Masegno]]'' are very similar, the only differences being the size of the stones and the fact that all ''salizzone'' are new stones while most ''[[Masegno]]'' date back to the 18th and 19th century. ''Salizzone'' have a larger surface area than ''[[Masegno]]'' and are made to be only 2 specific sizes; the majority of ''salizzone'' are 35cm by 70cm, while a less common size is 28cm by 56cm.<ref>Ing. Lorenzo Bottazo, November 3rd 2011</ref> Due to the fact that ''salizzone'' stones are all uniform in size they are always used for the [[Herring bone]] pavement layout.<ref>Ing. Lorenzo Bottazo,November 3rd 2011</ref> ''Salizzone'' are made with slanted edges on the bottom, which allows faster and easier removal during [[Street Maintenance]].

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[[File:paving.jpg|right|thumb|These are all ''salizzone'' arranged in the [[Herring Bone]] pavement style]]
[[File:Salizzone--diagram.png|left|thumb|250 px|Salizzone diagram]]
''Salizzone'' is a Venetian term, when translated to English literally means paved street. In reality, ''salizzone'' are pavement stones made from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trachyte trachyte], a volcanic stone quarried in the Colli Euganei, this is the same material used to make ''[[Masegno]]''.<ref>Ing. Lorenzo Bottazo,November 3rd 2011</ref> ''Salizzone'' and ''[[Masegno]]'' are very similar, the only differences being the size of the stones and the fact that all ''salizzone'' are new stones while most ''[[Masegno]]'' date back to the 18th and 19th century. ''Salizzone'' have a larger surface area than ''[[Masegno]]'' and are made to be only 2 specific sizes; the majority of ''salizzone'' are 35cm by 70cm, while a less common size is 28cm by 56cm.<ref>Ing. Lorenzo Bottazo, November 3rd 2011</ref> Due to the fact that ''salizzone'' stones are all uniform in size they are always used for the [[Hering bone]] pavement layout.<ref>Ing. Lorenzo Bottazo,November 3rd 2011</ref> ''Salizzone'' are made with slanted edges on the bottom, which allows faster and easier removal during [[Street Maintenance]].

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==See Also==
*[[Masegno]]
*[[Street]]
*[[Herring Bone]]

==References==
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