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Granite Blocks for Construction, Landscaping & Monuments
Explore premium granite blocks sourced from top quarries, ideal for construction, landscaping, artistic projects, and monuments. Granite blocks are large, raw pieces of granite extracted directly from quarries. They offer unmatched durability, strength, and aesthetic appeal, making them ideal for construction foundations, landscaping, monuments, sculptures, and various architectural applications.
Granite Blocks & Price Range
Granite blocks are large, raw pieces of granite extracted directly from quarries. They offer exceptional strength, durability, and aesthetic appeal, making them ideal for construction, landscaping, monuments, sculptures, and various architectural applications.
The price of granite blocks varies based on factors such as color, pattern, size, origin, and finish. Common varieties typically range from ₹500 – ₹2,000 per cubic meter. Premium and exotic varieties can range from ₹2,000 – ₹5,000+ per cubic meter depending on rarity, quality, and specific requirements.
Origins of Granite Blocks
Granite blocks are quarried in several regions across India. South Indian quarries produce dark and rich colors like Black Galaxy and Tan Brown, while North Indian quarries offer lighter shades like Kashmir White and Colonial Cream. Each region produces blocks with unique mineral composition, structure, and performance characteristics.
Why Choose Granite Blocks?
Granite blocks are chosen when the project requires exceptional strength, durability, and natural beauty. They are ideal for construction foundations, landscaping, monuments, and artistic installations where longevity and aesthetic appeal are paramount.
With proper handling and processing, granite blocks can be transformed into slabs, tiles, or used directly in their raw form for various applications, offering flexibility for different project requirements.
- Exceptional strength and durability, renowned for unmatched longevity.
- Weather resistance, withstanding extreme weather conditions for outdoor applications.
- Unique aesthetics with distinct patterns, ensuring one-of-a-kind designs.
- Sustainability as a natural and eco-friendly material that can be recycled.
- Low maintenance, resistant to scratches, stains, and wear.
Typical Uses of Granite Blocks
- •Construction foundations and structural elements in buildings, bridges, and retaining walls
- •Landscaping projects including garden edging, pathways, and outdoor seating
- •Monuments and sculptures due to longevity and aesthetic appeal
- •Paving for durable and aesthetically pleasing cityscapes and public spaces
- •Interior design applications repurposed into countertops, tiles, or wall panels
- •Artistic installations and decorative features
Types of Granite Blocks
Granite blocks are available in numerous varieties categorized by origin, color, pattern, and finish. Below are some of the main types frequently specified for construction, landscaping, and architectural projects.
Our Granite Blocks Collection
Explore our extensive collection of premium granite blocks in various colors, patterns, and finishes. Each block is carefully selected for its unique characteristics and quality.
Alabaster-White
Albus-White
Ambrosia-White
Armani-Gold
Asian-Top
Azul-White
Bash-Paradiso
Black-Ziano
Brazil-Brom-Lapatro-zoom
Brown-Mist
Brown-Mist
Brown-Pearl
Cappuccino-White
Cappuccino-White
Cats-Eye-Brown
China-White-pearl
Cikka-White
Classic-Ivory-zoom
Coffee-Brown
Colonical-Gold
Columbo-Gold
Copper-Silk
Cot-ca-Gold
Crystal-Blue
Crystal-Brown
Crystal-Yellow
Desert-Brown-Zoom
Desert-Gray
Desert-Green
Elite-Brown
Eri-SIlk
French-white
Galactic-white
Galaxy-Black
Glitz-Brown
Green-Pearl
Honey-Blue-Zoom
Honey-brown
Iconic-Brown
Icon-Paradise
Imperial-Blue
Ivory-Mist
Jet-Black-Granite-zoom
Kashmir-gold
Kashmir-White
Lavender-Black
Magma-Red
Mariam-White
Matrix-Black-Leather-Zoo
M-Gold
Michelangelo-White
Mine-Black
Mist-Gold
Moon-White
Panda-Gold-zoom
Pearl-White
Petros-Black
Porpoise-Gray
Raj-red
Red-Lakha
Red-Mist
R-Gold
River-Kashmir
Rose-99-Zoom
Shiva-Gold
Silver-Crust-Leadther
Sira-Gray
SK-Blue-Polished
Souther-white
Steel-Grey-Lapatro
Striated-black
Striated-Gray
Tan-Brown-Lapatro
Telephone-Black
Titanium-Gold-Zoom
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White-mist-gold
White-Wave
Care & Handling of Granite Blocks
Proper handling and storage of granite blocks are essential to maintain their quality and prevent damage. With the right practices, blocks can be preserved in excellent condition for processing or direct use.
- Store granite blocks in a dry, covered area to prevent weathering and staining.
- Handle blocks carefully during transport to avoid chipping or cracking.
- For processed blocks, maintain the finish with appropriate sealants as recommended.
- Clean blocks with water and mild detergent; avoid harsh chemicals that may damage the surface.
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Technical Specifications for Granite Blocks
Granite blocks offer exceptional physical properties including high density, hardness, and low water absorption, making them suitable for a variety of construction and architectural applications. The following values are indicative and may vary by quarry and specific variety.
| Typical Dimensions | 300 x 150 x 150 cm to larger sizes based on requirements |
|---|---|
| Density | Approximately 2.63 to 2.75 g/cm³ |
| Hardness (Mohs Scale) | 6-7, ensuring resistance to scratching and weathering |
| Color Variants | Available in over 100 shades |
| Surface Finishes | Raw, Polished, Flamed, or Brushed textures |
| Water Absorption | Typically less than 0.5% |
| Compressive Strength | Approximately 100-300 MPa |
Frequently Asked Questions about Granite Blocks
1. What are granite blocks used for?
Granite blocks are used for construction foundations, structural elements, landscaping, monuments, sculptures, paving, and interior design applications. They can be processed into slabs, tiles, or used directly in their raw form for various architectural and decorative purposes.
2. What is the difference between raw and processed granite blocks?
Raw Blocks are directly extracted from quarries and sold without any finishing. They are ideal for construction, foundations, and large-scale projects where the natural appearance is desired.
Processed Blocks are polished, honed, or finished for specific applications. They are ready for use in countertops, tiles, wall panels, and other refined applications.
3. What sizes are granite blocks available in?
Granite blocks typically range from 300 x 150 x 150 cm to larger sizes based on project requirements. The exact dimensions depend on the quarry, extraction method, and specific customer needs. Custom sizes can often be arranged for large projects.
4. How do I choose the right granite block for my project?
Consider factors such as the intended application (construction, landscaping, monuments), color and pattern preferences, budget, size requirements, and finish options. Consulting with our team can help you select the most suitable granite block variety for your specific project needs.
5. Are granite blocks suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, granite blocks are highly suitable for outdoor use due to their exceptional weather resistance, durability, and low water absorption. They withstand extreme weather conditions, making them ideal for landscaping, paving, monuments, and exterior construction applications.
6. What is the price range for granite blocks?
The price of granite blocks varies based on factors such as color, pattern, size, origin, and finish. Common varieties typically range from ₹500 to ₹2,000 per cubic meter.
Premium and exotic varieties can range from ₹2,000 to ₹5,000+ per cubic meter depending on rarity, quality, and specific requirements.
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