Absolute Angola Black Granite Tile for Outdoor Ground Paving
Absolute black granite tile comes in a wide range of sizes and a variety of finishes, including polished, honed, leathered, flamed, and brushed. A polished finish is more traditional for granite; it enhances natural patterns and veining and offers a lot of shine and a sleek appearance. It shows off the depth and beauty of the natural stone.
In addition to the natural texture of the black granite stone to bring a distinctive natural artistic visual effect, but also through a variety of surface processing methods to create a variety of visual perception. Such a rich variety is also one of the charms of stone. By doing "surface articles", stone not only can more fully display their own charm but also have the opportunity to improve their own visual defects, enhance the value in the minds of consumers.
Angola Black granite, with its regular structure, stands out for the many crystals it contains its main and truly ravishing feature. These black granite tiles contain feldspar and labradorite in a medium-sized grain.
As a dark black granite stone of medium grain size, compact with irregular fracture granite quarried in Angola. This stone is especially good for Countertops, monuments, mosaic, exterior – interior wall and floor applications
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Material: |
Angola Black Granite Stone Tiles |
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Color: |
Black |
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Finish: |
Leathered, flamed, and brushed |
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Available size: |
1)slabs: 2500up x 1200up x 20/30mm |
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2)Small slabs (strips): |
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3)Cut-to-size: |
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4) Step: 100-150×30-35×2/3cm |
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5) Riser: 100-150×15-20x2cm |
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6)Tile:12''x12''x3/8'',18''x18''x1/2'' or other sizes |
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7) Tops: |
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Polished degree: |
>=85 |
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Tolerance: |
+/-1mm |
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MOQ: |
Small trial order is available |
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Packing: |
Lined with plastic film, then in strong seaworthy wooden crates |
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Usage: |
Residential and Commercial projects |
Angola Black Granite Leathered Surface with Flamed and Brushed surface treatments, for anti-slip for outdoor ground.
Q1. Why Choose Granite?
A. Granite is a natural rock and is naturally beautiful. It is considered a substantial upgrade for your kitchen countertops and bathroom vanity countertop when compared to products such as Cultured Marble, Corian, and Laminate.
Q2. How often do I need to re-apply the stone sealer?
A. Many so-called "experts" advise re-applying stone sealers on an annual (or more frequent) basis – they are in all likelihood just trying to get you to buy more of their expensive sealer. we don't advise any preset "calendar" for re-sealing, and over-application of sealer can build up over time and cause a haze on the surface of your countertops. The frequency for re-sealing depends on the type of stone installed and the amount of use that the countertops see. An easy "rule of thumb" is to closely monitor the area around the sink. If you begin to notice water that does not bead up or soaks into the stone within 10-15 minutes, then it's probably time to re-seal.
