Siberian Granite

About
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:
- Siberian Gold Granite, Siberian Ouro Granite, Siberian Beige Granite, Siberian Granite
- Finished Surface:
- Polished,Bush Hammered,Tumbled,Brushed,Honed,Split,Machine Cut,Natural Surface,Sandblasted,Combed,Leathered,Water Jet,Filled,Chiseled,Pickling
Testing
- Water Absorption:
- 0.18 - 0.32%
- Density:
- 2680 - 2730 kg/m³
- Flexural Strength:
- 12 - 15 MPa
- Compressive Strength:
- 170 - 190 MPa
- Stone texture:
- dynamic, flowing patterns and rich, earthy tones. Its surface features a striking contrast between a creamy, off-white base and bold, wavy veins of golden-brown, tan, and dark gray, creating a sense of movement reminiscent of natural wood grain or flowing water. The intricate, interwoven striations give the stone a layered, almost marbled appearance, enhanced by a polished finish that highlights its smooth texture and subtle luster
Description
Siberian Granite, often quarried in Brazil, is a stunning natural stone characterized by its dynamic and flowing patterns. It features a creamy, off-white base accentuated by bold, wavy veins of golden-brown, tan, and dark gray. The pattern creates a sense of movement reminiscent of natural wood grain or flowing water. This granite's intricate interwoven striations give it a layered, almost marbled appearance, which is further enhanced by its polished finish.
Physical and Mechanical Properties
- Water Absorption:Typically ranges from 0.18% to 0.32%.
- Density:Approximately 2.68 - 2.73 g/cm³.
- Flexural Strength:Around 12 - 15 MPa.
- Compressive Strength:Ranges from 170 - 190 MPa.
- Hardness:Generally falls on the Mohs scale at about 6-7.
- Porosity:Often less than 1%, showcasing low porosity.
- Slip Resistance:The polished finish might be less slip-resistant, whereas a honed or flamed finish can enhance grip properties.
Chemical and Mineral Composition
- Quartz:20% - 40%
- Feldspar (Potassium and Plagioclase):40% - 60%
- Mica (Biotite and Muscovite):5% - 15%
- Iron Oxides:Trace amounts contributing to the brownish tones.
- Other Minerals:Remaining small percentages are composed of minor trace minerals which can contribute to its unique coloration.
Usage
- Countertops: Ideal for kitchen and bathroom countertops due to its hardness and low porosity.
- Flooring: Suitable for both residential and commercial flooring applications.
- Wall Cladding: Popular as an interior and exterior wall cladding material.
- Decorative Features: Used for creating striking decorative elements like fireplace surrounds, backsplashes, and custom furniture pieces.
Maintenance
- Regular sealing recommended to maintain its luster and prevent stains.
- Clean with mild soap and water; avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners.
- Periodic polishing might be required to maintain the sheen of a polished finish.
Cutting Sizes
- Common Slab Sizes:
- Thickness: 2 cm and 3 cm.
- Typical slab dimensions: 250 cm x 150 cm.
Surface Finish Options
- Polished:Enhances color and pattern; smooth and shiny surface.
- Honed:Matte finish; less reflective, offering a softer appearance.
- Flamed:Textured, slip-resistant finish ideal for exterior applications.
- Leathered:Soft sheen with a textured feel, offering a sophisticated look.
Additional Information
Siberian Granite, with its distinctive aesthetic and robust properties, makes it a versatile choice for a variety of architectural and design projects. Its Brazilian origin often assures high quality and exotic appeal, making it a popular choice among architects and designers. Regular maintenance will preserve its beauty and functionality across a range of applications.























