Prefab Baltic Brown Granite Surface Countertop
Baltic Brown granite, dark brown granite, coffee brown granite are widely used in interior and exterior for flooring pavement, flagstone paving, granite facade, monument stone, granite pillars, and other landscape for the garden, granite kitchen countertops, worktops for its affordable cost, and color consistency.
Prefab Baltic Brown Granite Countertops bring the Finish dawn in your kitchen. Baltic Brown Granite’s surface is quite busy with a mixture of warm browns, golden tones, and gray big rigid circles. Each circle has an outer capsule-like pinkish-gray or green on a dark surface.
Prefab Baltic Brown Granite Countertops are best used for indoor installations, both for commercial and residential use. Perfect for kitchen countertops, office lobbies, or even great hall flooring. This durable granite is available in slabs and is recommended for both interior and exterior projects including landscaping, flooring, outdoor countertops, and walls.
| Baltic brown granite kitchen countertop | |
| Edged finish : | The common polished edge: 1 long side & 1 short sides/ 1 long side & 2 short sides/ 3 sides; eased edge/ Bullnose/OG(2cm/3cm) or laminated bullnose /eased polished (2+2cm) |
| Polishing Degree: | 85 degree or up |
| Dimensions : | 1) Kithcen Countertops: 96"x25.5”/26” 98”x25.5”/26” 108”x25.5”/26” 110”x25.5”/26” 2) Granite Vanity top:25”/31”/37”/43”/49”/61”/72”x22” 3)Countertop Island :96 x 36, 84x 36 ,108x 36 or other 3) Countertop Snack Bar: 12"x96", 16"x96", 108"x16" 1–other sizes available upon request |
| Packing: | Countertops padded with foamed plastic and packed in strong wooden crates, reinforced with metal straps outside. |
| Certificate: | ISO 9001:2000 |
| Surface finishing | polished |
| Popular colors : | Imported Granite: Tan Brown, Tropic Brown, Ubatuba, St. Cecilia,
Giallo Onamentle, Blue Pearl, Giallo Fiorito, Baltic Brown, Black Glaxy, etc. |
How can I prevent cracks and chips from my brown granite countertops?
“Cracks and chips can be prevented by avoiding heavy traffic on the edge of a countertop (i.e., you shouldn’t sit on the overhang of a breakfast bar) and minimizing heat exposure. Do not set a hot pot or pan directly on your stone’s surface; always use a trivet as a barrier. The shock of heat exposure can weaken your stone surface and cause cracking.
If a crack does appear in your countertop, have a professional repair it immediately. Without immediate attention, the crack can continue to spread and eventually lead to a portion of your countertop breaking off completely.”
