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Why Granite?Products made from granite will not depreciate with time and will continuously add value to any property where they are installed. Unlike synthetics, granite presents a surface depth that seems almost three-dimensional. It has a luminance that’s absent from other surfaces. Regardless of its finish, granite creates an immediate impression of elegance, and is considered a definite plus on any real estate broker’s checklist. Granite is sold both in tiles and slabs, and is frequently used not only for kitchen countertops, bar tops, and vanities, but also for walls, floors, fireplace surrounds and windowsills. Its unique variations in color and veining turn makes each specimen a natural work of art. It is cool to the touch, and presents an image of classic grace and beauty. Granite Physical Characteristics Granite is crystalline in structure, so it always has tiny pits or spaces between the various mineral crystals. Granite is not perfectly uniform in color and pattern, nor is it totally free of blemishes. They are not visible prior to polishing, and usually remain unobtrusive on finished pieces once the surface is highly polished. Granite also contains natural fissures that may appear to be cracks, but they are not structural defects and will not impair the function or durability of the material. They occur naturally and are considered to be part of the beauty of the stone. Granite Size & Thickness Due to quarry variances, granite slabs are sold in random sizes. ...read more! |
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