Luxury Labradorite Bianca Granite Slabs For Kitchen Countertops and TV Background Wall
Labradorite Bianca granite is a light grey anorthosite with some single, blue iridescent areas and sometimes large black patches. This stone internationally may be nominated as a granite but in the area of application of the European Standard, this stone must be nominated as an anorthosite. As a very beautiful exclusive, white consistent stone with black mica clusters and large indigo blue nuggets. It is an excellent stone that will make a statement as a kitchen countertop, bathroom vanity top, backsplash, fireplace surround, bar top, and for an outdoor kitchen. No matter where you install it, Labrador white granite will truly leave you amazed.
Labradorite Bianca, a luxurious exotic semi-precious white Labradorite granite, is available exclusively in the quarry owned by Sun Minerals Madagascar in the remote southwestern region of the African island nation.
The stone has a color palette varying from pure white to light grey, highlighted by flecks of iridescent blue Labradorite crystals. Labradorite Bianca is a rare and unique natural stone and is extremely durable. It exhibits an aura of luxury and opulence and is ideal for mansions, hotels, resorts, commercial buildings, and luxurious residential developments.
Stone Name | Natural Stone Madagascar Labradorite Bianca Granite Slab |
Color | White |
Stone Form | Blocks, Slabs(CUT TO SIZE),Tile |
Place of origin | Madagascar |
Finishing | Polished, Honed, Flamed, Sandblasted, Rough hammered, Bush hammered, Rough picked, Mushroom, Axe-cut, etc. and our edges finishing range has Eased, Beveled, Bullnose, Ogee, Cove, laminated, non-laminated and etc |
Edge | Bush Hammer, Flat, Flamed, French …… |
Finished Products | Slabs, Tiles, Skirtings, Window sills, Steps & Riser stairs, Kitchen countertops, Vanity tops, Worktops, Columns, Curbstones, Paving stones, Cubes, Mosaic & Borders, Sculptures, Tombstones and Monuments |
Does granite have a completely smooth surface?
No. Many granites contain pits and fissures that are natural characteristics of granite. Some granites exhibit these characteristics more than others, and the lighting of the room can make these marks more or less visible. These characteristics should be pointed out to the client prior to deciding on a particular material and pre-approval of the actual slab is recommended.
Why is granite the most used stone type in kitchens?
Kitchen and bar counters are commonly exposed to liquids like water, milk, juices, wine or other alcohol, acidic substances like citrus vegetables, some fruits, acetic acid as well as sharp utensils, all of which can damage any countertop. However, Granite is one of the strongest and most dense stones in nature with high tolerance to heat and tension due to which it is resistant to etching, staining, and absorption making it one of the top choices for use in kitchens and bars.
