Luxurious Sodalite Cobalt Blue Granite Stone Slabs

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Luxurious sodalite Cobalt blue granite stone slabs for kitchen countertop

Blue granite is one of the most beautiful natural stones you can find. A blue granite slab will surely bring enhanced visual appeal to whatever space you install it in. Whether you want to install blue granite countertops, a backsplash, or a vanity top, the stone will look impressive.

Luxurious sodalite stone slabs

blue granite stone countertop

Model NO.:	Luxurious Sodalite/Cobalt Blue Granite Stone Slabs	Unified Catalogue:	Blue Granite
Form:	Big Slab	Technics:	Natural
Certification:	ISO9001, CE	Service:	Perfect
Quality Grade:	Selected Grade	Thickness Tolerance:	2-3mm
Customized Size:	Always Welcome	Trademark:	Realho Stone
Transport Package:	Wooden Crate	Specification:	customized
Origin:	Brazil	HS Code:	680299900

Blue sodalite stone slabs Luxurious Blue Cobalt stone slabs

Everyone knows that blue color stone is a very beautiful and amazing one in the stone world. Like Blue Pearl granite from India. while Blue Sodalite is the luxurious one, the bluer, the prices are higher. Also, this material is very special, most stars hotel, Villa project owners use this material. like background tiles, waterjets, countertops to bright their projects.

Production Description of Realho Stone

Realho Stone can supply Blue Sodalite/Cobalt Stone products series, from big slabs, tiles, waterjet, kitchen countertops, vanity tops.

Products name	Luxurious Sodalite/Cobalt Blue Granite Stone Slabs
size	Tile:400×400×20mm-16"×16"×3/4";300×600×20mm-12"×24"×3/4"; 400×600×20mm-16"×24"×3/4";600×600×20mm-12"×24"×3/4" Slab:1800up X 600~700up X 20~30mm; 2400up X 600~700up X 20~30 mm; 2400up X 1200up X20~30mm or customized.
Surface Finishing	Suggest Polished Surface for Blue Sodalite stone
Edge of Countertop & Vanity tops	Full Bullnose, Half bullnose, Flat eased (eased edge), Bevel top, Radius Top, Laminate Countertop, Ogee Edge, Dupont, Edge, Beveled processed and polished, or others.
Finished Products	Slabs, Tiles, Skirtings, Window sills, Steps & Riser stairs, Kitchen countertops, Vanity tops, Worktops, Dollars, Mosaic & Borders, Sculptures, Tombstones and Monuments
Thickness	As per your request.
Decorative effect	high and elegant, so it is an ideal kind of modern decorative stone.
Quality Control	Thickness tolerance for tile: +-0.5mm;+-1mm.All products are checked by experienced QC then packed.
Payment Terms	T/T, L/C at sight
Packing	In Strong Fumigated Wooden Bundles. ( standard exporting package)

FAQ of Realho Stone

Q: What is a sealer and how do I know when it is time to apply one to my countertops?

A: A sealer is like a coat of armor for your countertop. Natural stone can be dense or porous and is absorbent to some degree. Stones that have more swirls or veins tend to be more porous and absorbent. The sealer will decrease the opportunity for something to stain or harm your surface. A protected stone will be easier to clean, resist staining, and provide a safer and healthier environment. By sealing your stone, you will more easily retain the natural beauty of the surface. To test your countertop's sealant, apply a drop of water at least ½-inch in diameter to the stone, and let stand for at least 15 minutes. Cover with a glass to reduce evaporation. If the stone does not darken then it is probably sealed against water-based stains. To ensure the beauty and longevity of your stone, we recommend sealing your stone yearly.

Q: What is the difference between Quartzites and Granites?

A: Granite is an igneous rock found more abundantly than quartzite, deep in the earth's crust, providing the base for the many continents' sedimentary rock. Quartzite consists of a larger volume of quartz than granite—under heat and pressure combined, quartzite is formed from sandstone and quartz, and depending on the amount of pressure to which it is subjected, empty grains of sandstone are stuffed with quartz. This means quartzite is harder than granites—on the Mohs scale of hardness from 1 to 10, with 10 being the hardest, granite measures in at around 6-6.5, and quartzite measures in at approximately 7.

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