Blue Azul Bahia Macauba Granite Countertops For Kitchen and Bathroom Slabs
Blue Bahia Premium Granite is Quarried in Brasil, blue Bahia is a naturally occurring blue with black veining. Stocked in 3 cm thick polished slab. Coordinating, 12×12,12×24,18×18,24×24 honed, polished field tile is also available. Additional names of Bahia Blue Granite include Azul Bahia.
Natural Granite For centuries, granite has been used throughout the world as a reliable and rugged building material due to its natural beauty and extremely hard surface. Today, this natural stone is commonly used as granite countertops and for other commercial and residential applications. We aim to provide our customers the perfect stone to match their project on any given day.
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Material |
Popular Luxury Stones |
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Color |
Blue |
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Size
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Tile: 12"x12",16"x16" ,18"x18" etc. Slab: 140up x 240up x2cm /3cm etc. Countertop: 96"x25.5" & 30"x76" etc. Vanity top: 22"x31",22"x37",22"x49" (other dimention is available) |
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Available Products |
Tile, Slab, Countertop, Vantity, Top, Kerbstone, Paving, Wall Facade |
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Surface Finishing |
Polished,Honed,Flamed,Bush-hammered,Chiseled,Pineapple,Natural Split,Tumbled,Sandblast,etc. |
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Usage |
Countertops, Floor, Wall cladding, Building Decoration. |
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Quality (QC follow) |
Part A: Material Selection Part B: Polish Edge Detail Part C: Quality Inspection and Packaging |
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Port |
Xiamen, China, Or Customized. |
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Packing |
With Plastic film and foam inside and a wooden crate outside |
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Delivery |
Within 10 -15 days. |
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Payment Terms |
L/C, T/T,etc. |
Inspect your natural stone before you buy it:
We have previously spoken about what some consider being imperfections to the stone. To avoid unexpected imperfections to your stone at the time of installation, please be sure to inspect the natural stone slab you are purchasing, to make sure it does not contain anything you may consider an imperfection such as a deep vein, lines, blemishes, and any other characteristic you may not like on your project.
Protect your stone:
All-natural stones are porous, no exceptions. Some stones are less porous than the others, but they all come from the ground, from mountains. Therefore, they are porous, they can absorb any liquid and it may stain. Additionally, acid chemicals, food, and liquids can remove the shine of a natural stone as well as discolor the natural stone surface. There are great sealers and products available to help you maintain your natural stone.
