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Volga Blue Granite Vanity Tops For Hotel and Home Washroom 

Volga blue granite vanity tops combined with vanity cabinets create a very peculiar effect (in a good way!). The black minerals in the stone are black for all intents and purposes – but they are actually very very dark blue. The only way you are really able to see this is when you combine this granite with dark cabinets. The “real” black of the cabinets looks different from the “black” of the countertops – creating the blueish effect. It is really quite stunning – and while the overall appearance is still pretty much black.

Granite – Natural Stone Slab. This enduring design standard brings ultra-durable luxury to floors, walls, and countertops. Granite's distinctive granular appearance and movement are made up of quartz, feldspar, biotite, and other minerals that make it resistant to abrasion and chemicals. Granite delivers lasting durability and distinction.

(we can cut different sizes according to the customer's requirements.)
1) plaat: 250upx130up , 240upx60,70,80,90cm
2) vloer & muurbekleding: 60×60(24''x24'') , 30.5×30.5(12''x12''), 45.7×45.7(18''x18'')
3) traptrede & stootbord: 150x33x3 & 150x15x2cm

4) aanrechtblad & ijdelheidsbovenkant: 96''x26''x2 & 49''x22''x2cm

Volga Blue natural granite does benefit from a bit of TLC. True, granite is a chunk of a mountain, which makes it sound virtually indestructible. But don't forget that granite undergoes some treatments before it is installed in a kitchen, bathroom, or another part of the home. So, keeping your Volga Blue countertop or other surface looking its best takes a little bit of care from the new owner. Caring for Volga Blue happens in a couple of main ways. 

Keeping Volga Blue Sealed

Your Volga Blue surface will arrive with a sealer applied to keep it from readily absorbing liquids. Sealers are applied to natural granite because of the porous nature of the natural stone. Maintaining the sealer on your surface is the first way to care for it. Volga Blue Granite benefits from periodic testing to see if it needs to be resealed. every so often, 6 months to a year, simply put a few ounces of water on the surface to see if the stone is "thirsty". If the slab readily soaks up the water, then it is in need of being sealed.

There are a number of natural stone sealers available for all sorts of materials. If you are sealing a kitchen countertop, we offer a food-safe stone sealer designed for use on surfaces that come into contact with food. Again periodic testing of the surface will reveal how much sealer it needs.