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Kashimir Lapidus Granite

Kashimir Lapidus Granite

Yellow - Granite

Brazil

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Item Details

Material Type:
Granite
Origin:
Brazil
Primary Color(s):
Yellow
Recommended Usage:
kitchen and bathroom countertops, wash basins, building stone, ornamental stone, stairs, interior, exterior wall and floor applications, mosaic, waterjet pattern, wall panels, table tops, balustrades, columns, wall and pool copings, pool pavers, fireplaces, window sills
Additional Names:
Kashmir Lapidus Granite, Lapidus Gold Granite, Kashimir Lapidus, Kashimir Lapidus Granite
Finished Surface:
Polished,Flamed,Bush Hammered,Tumbled,Brushed,Honed,Split,Machine Cut,Natural Surface,Sandblasted,Acid Washing,Combed,Leathered,Water Jet,Chiseled,Pickling

Testing

Water Absorption:
0.2 - 0.3%
Density:
2660 - 2720 kg/m³
Flexural Strength:
12 - 15 MPa
Compressive Strength:
160 - 170 MPa
Stone texture:
features a golden beige to light golden brown background enriched with flowing grey, brown, and subtle reddish mineral veins that create a slightly wavy, layered and elegant appearance. The pattern is medium-grained with directional movement rather than uniform speckling, giving the surface a natural, slightly dramatic visual depth. Its texture is dense, hard, and compact, composed of interlocking quartz and feldspar with minor mica content, resulting in a durable and resistant structure suitable for both interior and exterior architectural applications

Description

Kashmir Lapidus Granite is an elegant and visually appealing natural stone that features a golden beige to light golden brown background enriched with flowing grey, brown, and subtle reddish mineral veins. The medium-grained pattern showcases directional movement that provides a natural, slightly dramatic visual depth. This granite is composed predominantly of interlocking quartz and feldspar, with minor mica content, resulting in a dense, hard, and compact structure. It is quarried in Brazil and includes yellow color variations. Below is a detailed outline of its physical and mechanical properties, chemical and mineral compositions, usage, maintenance, cutting sizes, and surface finish options.

Physical and Mechanical Properties:

  • Water Absorption:Low, generally around 0.2-0.3%, indicating strong resistance to moisture infiltration.
  • Density:Approximately 2.66 - 2.72 g/cm³, signifying a dense and robust structure.
  • Flexural Strength:Ranges from 12 - 15 MPa, providing a sturdy and flexible composition.
  • Compressive Strength:Typically between 160 - 170 MPa, offering excellent load-bearing capabilities.
  • Hardness:Mohs hardness scale rating around 6-7, indicating good scratch resistance.
  • Porosity:Very low, typically below 1%, enhancing its durability and stain resistance.
  • Slip Resistance:High slip resistance when a textured finish is applied, suitable for wet and outdoor applications.

Chemical and Mineral Compositions (% by Weight):

  • Quartz:20-30%
  • Feldspar:60-70%
  • Mica:5-10%
  • Others (including trace minerals):Up to 5%

Usage:

Interior Applications:

  • Kitchen countertops
  • Bathroom vanities
  • Flooring
  • Wall cladding
  • Fireplace surrounds

Exterior Applications:

  • Facades
  • Pool coping
  • Paving stones
  • Outdoor kitchens

Maintenance:

  • Cleaning: Use a pH-neutral stone cleaner or mild soap and water. Avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners.
  • Sealing: Periodic sealing recommended to enhance stain resistance and preserve appearance.
  • Regular Care: Promptly wipe spills, especially acidic substances like wine and citrus.

Cutting Sizes (cm):

  • Standard slab sizes can range from 240 x 120 with thicknesses of 2cm or 3cm.
  • Custom sizes available depending on supplier capabilities.

Common Surface Finish Options:

  • Polished:Provides a glossy and reflective surface, enhancing the depth and color of the stone.
  • Honed:Offers a smooth, matte finish with a softer look compared to polished.
  • Leathered:Adds texture to the surface, enhancing slip resistance and imparting a rustic appearance.
  • Brushed:Creates a subtle texture with a slightly worn appearance, maintaining some sheen.

Kashmir Lapidus Granite is an exquisite choice for those seeking a sophisticated and durable natural stone for both functional and decorative purposes. Its combination of aesthetics, strength, and versatility makes it a popular option in modern architecture and design.

FAQ

Can Brazil's Kashimir Lapidus Granite be used exterior applications in cold climates?

Yes, Brazils Kashmir Lapidus Granite can be used for exterior applications in cold climates. Granite is a durable and resilient natural stone that can withstand freezing temperatures and harsh weather conditions. It is commonly used for outdoor countertops, facades, and paving in various climates around the world, including cold regions. However, its important to note that proper sealing and maintenance are crucial for ensuring the longevity and performance of the granite in such environments.

Can Brazil's Kashimir Lapidus Granite be used in wall coverings?

Yes, Brazils Kashmir White (Lapidus) Granite can be used as wall coverings. Granite is a popular material for wall cladding and is often used in various applications including interior and exterior walls, feature walls, fireplace surrounds, and other decorative elements. The durability, resistance to wear and tear, and the natural beauty of granite make it a suitable choice for wall coverings in both residential and commercial projects.

Can Brazil's Kashimir Lapidus Granite be used in a bathroom?

Yes, Brazils Kashimir Lapidus Granite can be used in a bathroom. Granite is a durable and moisture-resistant material, making it an ideal choice for bathroom countertops, vanities, and floors. Kashimir Lapidus Granites neutral colors and unique veining pattern can provide an elegant and sophisticated look to the bathroom. However, it is important to properly seal and maintain granite to prevent staining and water damage.

Are there color variations of Brazil's Kashimir Lapidus Granite?

Yes, there can be variations of color in Brazils Kashmir Lapidus Granite. The primary color of the granite is a mix of beige, brown and gold with gray veins and speckles. However, due to the natural properties of the stone and the location it was mined from, there may be slight variations in color and pattern. Some slabs may have more prominent beige tones while others may have more gray veins or appear darker in color.

What grade is Brazil's Kashimir Lapidus Granite?

I do not have access to information such as the grading of specific granite materials in Brazil. Please provide more context or specific details so I can provide accurate and relevant answers to your question.

Is Brazil's Kashimir Lapidus Granite an expensive stone?

I dont have access to current market prices and fluctuations; however, Brazilian Kashmir Lapidus granite is generally considered a mid-range granite in terms of pricing, usually selling at a moderate to high price point compared to other granite types, depending on factors such as color, pattern, and location. The price could vary based on the availability and demand in different markets.

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