Copacabana Granite

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Copacabana Granite is a extremely good piano black granite, with large white/ivory stripes all through the slab, and pointers of mild brown/beige. Copacabana Granite is an entirely natural stone that is engineered through nature itself. Its special granular composition, shade combine and component will trade depending on the quantity of quartz (up to 60%) and the dimension of the minerals it contains.

Copacabana Granite is undoubtedly the most popular stone nowadays. Copacabana Granite is an excellent choice for kitchen countertops, floors and other heavily used surfaces because of their hardness, low absorption rate and high temperature resistance.  This group of stones, in the commercial sense, includes many stones that are not true granite by geological definition.  They are commercially sold as granite for similar work and properties.  These are the hardest dimensional stones, providing a high level of abrasion and scratch resistance.  The major minerals in the granite material resist almost all the chemicals found in the habitation environment.

Copacabana granite is a type of granite that is primarily quarried in the state of Minas Gerais in Brazil. It is named after the famous Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Copacabana granite is a very durable and hard natural stone that has a fine to medium-grained texture. It is composed mainly of quartz, feldspar, and mica.

The color of Copacabana granite can vary from gray to black, with some stones having a bluish tint. It often has distinctive white veins that give it a unique appearance. Copacabana granite is commonly used in a variety of construction applications, including flooring, countertops, and wall cladding. It is also used in outdoor landscaping projects, such as paving stones and garden walls. The beauty, durability, and versatility of Copacabana granite make it a popular choice for both residential and commercial projects.