Our black forest granite is a boldly patterned polished high variation stone imported from brazil.
Black forest granite.
Also known as nero foresto granite and oscuro mist granite among others this eye catching stone work is usually quarried from the rich bedrock of india and brazil heavily durable this stone can sustain freezing temperatures making it popular for interior projects such as countertops backsplash stairs walls and floors and more.
Our black forest granite is a boldly patterned polished high variation stone imported from brazil.
This deepest obsidian and sable granite is punctuated by a blizzard of snow white streaks and flurries.
Typically the obsidian black color of this granite is flourished with streaks of white and specks randomly scattered over the surface.
Other names of this stone are silver paradiso and forest black.
Black forest granite is black colored granite quarried in the southern region of india.
Black forest granite is a dark grey to black gneiss with white decoration of the precambrian period with lots of waves and movement.
It occurs naturally below the earth s surface over hundreds of thousands of years resulting in an extremely strong stone that has been used over many civilizations in construction of buildings and monuments and.
This stone internationally may be nominated as a granite but in the area of application of the european standard this stone must be nominated as a gneiss.
The black forest is sometimes called nero foresto or oscuro mist.
This granite is known for its luster and everlasting beauty.
There are white colored veins like pattern in the black background.
The patterns in a black forest granite are much bolder compared to the previous types.
It has a polished surface so you will get a rich black color unlike the honed black granite.
Available in both 2 cm and 3 cm thicknesses these slabs are ideal for granite countertops flooring and walls indoors and out.
After you see black forest granite for the first time you see why it s so popular.
This stone is quarried in both india and brazil and is black with dramatic sweeping lines of whites and grays.
This deepest obsidian and sable granite is punctuated by a blizzard of snow white streaks and flurries.