$215.40
material priceRemnant viewings by appointment only. Schedule a day and time below
Sku: G771
Suitable Applications: Indoor & Outdoor Surfaces
Popular Uses: Outdoor: Outdoor Kitchen Countertops, BBQ Grill Surrounds, Patio Bar Countertops, Outdoor Dining Tables, Poolside Bars, Garden Workstations, Outdoor, Beverage Stations, Fire Pit Surrounds, Outdoor Buffet Stations, Patio Island Countertops, Backyard Prep Stations, Outdoor Sinks and Wet Bars, Rooftop Terrace Countertops, Outdoor Pizza Oven Surrounds Indoor: Kitchen Countertops, Bathroom Countertops, Kitchen Island Countertops, Laundry Room Countertops, Wet Bars, Tabletops, Backsplashes, Waterfall Sides, Shower Surrounds
Style: Autumn Brown
| Stain Resistance |
Highly Resistant:
Requires proper annual sealing; very stain resistant
|
| Scratch Resistance |
Highly Resistant:
Extremely durable; ideal for high-traffic areas
|
| Heat Resistance |
Highly Resistant:
Withstands high heat; ideal for kitchens
|
| Hardness |
Rated 6-8 on Mohs Hardness scale;
very hard, resists scratches and impacts well
|
| Periodic Re-sealing |
Required annually
|
| Country of Origin |
Various countries
|
| Item Weight |
13-19 lbs/sf
|
| Material Warranty |
1-Year Limited Warranty
|
Remnant viewings by appointment only. Schedule a day and time below
$215.40
material price
Countertop Installation Available in Austin area
You'll
be asked to enter your desired dimensions using our drawing tool
If you
prefer to send us architectural drawings (or even a rough
sketch), we’re happy to do this for you
If you have questions about countertop installation, countertop materials, this website, or this process, please call us at: 512-399-4099
CountertopSmart takes your privacy seriously. We do not share your information or permit 3rd party solicitation.
Dallas White | Granite Remnant Partial Slab (Material Only) | Polished Finish Available | 3.0cm Thickness Available
Typhoon Bordeaux | Granite Remnant Partial Slab (Material Only) | Polished Finish Available | 3.0cm Thickness Options
Blue Dunes | Granite Remnant Partial Slab (Material Only) | Polished, Textured Finish Available | 3.0cm Thickness Options
Giallo Fiesta | Granite Remnant Partial Slab (Material Only) | Polished Finish Available | 3.0cm Thickness Options
New Venetian Ice | Granite Remnant Partial Slab (Material Only) | Polished Finish Available | 3.0cm Thickness Available
Absolute White | Granite Remnant Partial Slab (Material Only) | Polished Finish Available | 3.0cm Thickness Available
Viscount White | Granite Remnant Partial Slab (Material Only) | Polished Finish Available | 2.0cm, 3.0cm Thickness Options
Find answers to commonly asked customer questions about this countertop material
Q: What are granite countertops made of?
A: Granite countertops are made from natural igneous rock that is quarried, cut, and polished. Granite is composed mainly of quartz, feldspar, and mica, giving it a unique and varied appearance.
By CountertopSmart Product ExpertQ: Do granite countertops require sealing?
A: Yes, granite countertops are porous and should be sealed to protect against stains and spills. It is recommended to seal granite countertops once a year or as needed, depending on usage and the type of sealer used.
By CountertopSmart Product ExpertQ: How do granite countertops compare to quartz countertops?
A: Granite countertops offer unique, natural patterns and variations, while quartz countertops have more uniform colors and designs. Granite requires periodic sealing, whereas quartz is non-porous and maintenance-free. Both are durable, but quartz is more resistant to staining.
By CountertopSmart Product ExpertQ: Can granite countertops withstand heat?
A: Yes, granite countertops are heat-resistant and can withstand high temperatures from hot pots and pans. However, it is still advisable to use trivets or hot pads to prevent thermal shock or potential damage.
By CountertopSmart Product ExpertQ: What should I do if my granite countertop chips or cracks?
A: Granite is durable but can chip or crack under heavy impact. Small chips can often be repaired with epoxy or resin. For larger cracks or significant damage, it is best to contact a professional for repair or replacement.
By CountertopSmart Product ExpertQ: Are granite countertops scratch-resistant?
A: Yes, granite is one of the hardest natural stones and is highly scratch-resistant. However, using cutting boards is recommended to prevent any potential scratches and to protect your knives from dulling.
By CountertopSmart Product ExpertQ: How should I clean and maintain granite countertops?
A: Clean granite countertops with mild dish soap and warm water using a soft cloth or sponge. Avoid using harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or acidic substances like vinegar or lemon juice, as they can damage the sealer and stone.
By CountertopSmart Product ExpertQ: Can granite countertops be used outdoors?
A: Yes, granite countertops are suitable for outdoor use. They are durable and can withstand various weather conditions. However, it is advisable to choose a lighter color to reduce the risk of fading from prolonged sun exposure.
By CountertopSmart Product ExpertQ: How do granite countertops compare to marble countertops?
A: Granite is more durable, less porous, and less susceptible to scratching and staining compared to marble. Marble has a softer, more elegant look but requires more maintenance and is prone to etching and staining from acidic substances.
By CountertopSmart Product ExpertQ: Are granite countertops environmentally friendly?
A: Granite countertops are considered environmentally friendly as they are made from natural stone. However, the quarrying process can have environmental impacts. Choosing local or regionally sourced granite can reduce the carbon footprint associated with transportation.
By CountertopSmart Product Expert
