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South Black Granite

South Black Granite

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South Black Granite, also known as Nero Absolute South or simply Indian Black Granite, is a premium natural stone quarried primarily in the southern regions of India, notably Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu. This granite is renowned for its deep, uniform black color, fine-grained texture, and exceptional hardness, making it a top choice for both interior and exterior architectural applications.


Key Characteristics:

  • Color: Rich, jet black with minimal to no visible veining or variation.

  • Texture: Fine to medium-grained; highly polished finish for deep luster.

  • Durability: Extremely hard and resistant to scratching, moisture, and heat.


Thickness Options:

South Black Granite is available in various thicknesses to suit different applications:

  • Common slab thicknesses: 16mm, 18mm, 

  • Customized thickness: Available upon request for special projects.


Application Areas:

Thanks to its durability and aesthetic appeal, South Black Granite is widely used in:

  • Kitchen Countertops

  • Flooring (interior and exterior)

  • Wall Cladding

  • Monuments and Memorials

  • Staircases

  • Bathroom Vanities

  • Fireplace Surrounds

  • Tabletops

  • Paving and Landscaping

Its low porosity and high resistance to wear make it especially suitable for high-traffic and moisture-prone areas.


Origin:

  • Country: India

  • Main Quarry Regions: Chamrajnagar (Karnataka), Kuppam (Andhra Pradesh), and parts of Tamil Nadu.

These regions are globally recognized for producing high-quality black granite with excellent consistency and strength.


Finishes Available:

  • Polished (most common)

  • Honed

  • Leathered

  • Flamed

  • Bush Hammered


Why Choose South Black Granite?

  • Uniform color and texture

  • High polish and aesthetic appeal

  • Excellent weather and stain resistance

  • Ideal for both contemporary and classic architectural styles

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