Bararp Granite is a visually striking stone quarried in Getinge, Bararp, Hallandia, Sweden. It is characterized by its scarlet red-brown background, which provides a bold and warm foundation for its unique and captivating patterns.

The granite features numerous wave-like brown and black patterns that traverse the surface, creating an intricate and dynamic visual effect. These patterns resemble flowing waves, adding a sense of movement and depth to the stone. The combination of scarlet red-brown with the interplay of brown and black creates a rich and vibrant palette, making Bararp Granite an eye-catching and exotic choice for various design applications.

The scarlet red-brown base adds warmth and intensity to the overall appearance, while the wave-like patterns introduce a touch of complexity and sophistication. Bararp Granite is often selected for its ability to make a bold statement, and it is suitable for applications such as countertops, flooring, wall cladding, and other decorative elements.

With its unique coloration and intricate patterns, Bararp Granite stands out as a distinctive and elegant natural stone, adding a touch of luxury and character to interior and exterior spaces.

BARARP GRANITE (GNEJS)
Technical properties Standard Unit
Compressive strength EN 1926 MPa 191
Flexural strength EN 12372 MPa 21,7
Abrasion resistance, Boehme DIN 52 108 1) cm3/50 cm2 5,0
Abrasion resistance, Boehme EN 14157 2) mm3 5045
Water absorption EN 13755 weight % 0,1
Apparent density EN 1936 kg/m3 2680
Breaking load at dowel holes EN 13364 N 4350
Slip resistance, honed surface EN 14231 SRV, dry 49
Slip resistance, honed surface EN 14231 SRV, wet 12
Rupture energy, Thickness: 21 mm EN 14158 J 3,0
Petrographic composition EN 12407*
Quartz % 41
Potassium feldspar % 26
Plagioclase % 22
Amphibole % 8
Tested by SP, Swedish National Testing and Research Institute
* Only main components
1) Based on thickness measurement
2) Based on weight measurement