Stone databaseG664 Granite: Colors, Finishes, Uses and Sourcing Guide
Identify the G664 trade name, compare colour and finish samples, and specify the records needed for a granite order and receiving inspection.
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Compare a stone record with the finish guide and verify the purchasing implications in sourcing.
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Stone databaseIdentify the G664 trade name, compare colour and finish samples, and specify the records needed for a granite order and receiving inspection.
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Stone databaseA record of grey granite families including G603 and G654: variation, finishes, uses, sourcing identity and inspection checks.
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Stone databaseA record of the black granite colour family: named trade examples, sample variation, finishes, uses and the evidence to request.
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Stone databaseG682 is a commercial stone label, not sufficient proof of geological identity, quarry origin, color range or performance. Use same-lot samples, controlled viewing conditions and project-specific criteria before approval.
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Stone databaseG654 is an offered commercial stone label, not independent proof of geological identity, quarry origin, performance or equivalence to another trade name. This reference sets out a controlled process for reviewing finishes, specifications and lot-linked…
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Stone colorsWhite Chinese granite is a commercial color category covering light gray and off-white dimension stones rather than one uniform geological material. Buyers should qualify each named stone by an approved sample, finish, test report, dimensions and…
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Stone databaseG603 is a Chinese light-grey granite trade family. Confirm the current quarry source, approved range and test evidence instead of relying on the G-number alone.
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FinishesHow to assess leathered granite texture, test oil cleanup, choose compatible cleaners and manage an existing counter without permanent alterations.
Read field note ↗Answer five questions about use, exposure, slip, appearance and care to find relevant granite finish guides and comparisons.
Read field note ↗Compare flamed and honed granite with the actual stone, wet-use evidence, appearance, exposure and maintenance regime for the project.
Read field note ↗Choose polished or honed granite by real samples, lighting, visible marks, cleaning and the slip assessment required for the application.
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Granite finishesFlamed granite has a thermally textured surface, while bush-hammered granite has a mechanically pitted surface. Neither finish alone proves slip resistance or suitability. Compare actual same-lot samples under documented conditions and apply the project’s…
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FinishesSplit face granite has a deliberately fractured, uneven surface used mainly for architectural walls, cladding and landscape masonry. Selection should be based on an approved finish range, verified stone identity, project-specific test data and clearly…
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FinishesBush hammered granite has a matt, regularly pitted face suited mainly to exterior paving, steps, landscape work and textured cladding. Selection should be based on an approved finish sample, application-specific test data and production-lot inspection rather…
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FinishesPolishing creates a reflective granite face and emphasizes color and grain. Specify the reference sheen, edge treatment, use conditions and inspection method.
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