Black Pearl Granite Slab for Kitchen Countertops and Floor Paving Tiles
Black Pearl granite, sometimes known as Silver Pearl or Black Labrador, this granite stone can be processed in polished finish, as well as a brushed finish, which will give your kitchen a professional look.
The black granite can be used in any style of kitchen, bathroom, or fireplace, from classic to modern.
| Material | Natural Stone Granite | ||
| Surface Finish | Polished, Honed, Flamed, and Sandblast | ||
| Colour | Black | ||
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Common sizes |
Slabs | Size | 3200(up) x 1600(up)mm |
| Thk | 18mm,20mm,30mm | ||
| Tiles | Size | 305 x 305mm 305 x 610mm 610 x 610mm |
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| Thk | 10mm | ||
| Countertops | Size | 96''*36'';96''*16'';96''*25''' | |
| Thk | 3/4", 3/8", 1/2” | ||
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Packing |
Slabs | Plastic inside+strong seaworthy wooden bundles outside | |
| Tiles | Foam inside+strong seaworthy wooden crates with reinforced straps outside | ||
| Countertops | Foam inside+strong seaworthy wooden crates with reinforced straps | ||
| Lead time | 10-15 days for the first container after receiving the deposit | ||
WHAT IS ABSOLUTE BLACK HONED GRANITE?
Honing is a process done on granite to create a smooth, flat surface that is consistent all around. In the process of creating countertops, this just stops short of the polishing process. This leaves you with a matte, unpolished countertop that lacks glossiness and has a velvety touch.
When it comes to honed granite, none is more appealing than absolute black honed granite. This stone boasts a deep black color, touted as the darkest black you can get on stone, that is consistent all over the surface. The stone is quarried from southern India and is incredibly popular among homeowners due to its smooth texture and deep obsidian hue.
When observed from afar, absolute black honed granite appears as an unadulterated, perfectly black surface that lacks any visible veining patterns. Upon closer inspection, you will note small mineral specks that may appear as stars suspended in the night sky. This is highlighted even more in areas that have plenty of natural light.
THINGS TO AVOID
Honed granite countertop maintenance isn’t really that hard when you think about it. It simply requires dedication to keeping it clean and keen knowledge of what to avoid, such as:
Abrasives. Using hard substances like steel wool, brushes with hard bristles, knives, or heavy-duty scrub pads can scratch your countertop surface and leave unsightly marks.
Acidic substances. Stay away from acidic substances such as juices from citrus fruits, vinegar, or acidic cleaners. These can cause stains that are hard to remove.
Alkalis. Strong cleaning agents that are too basic should also be avoided as they might etch your countertop surface and can affect its durability.
