Granite

Naturally Unique Worktops

Granite stones are naturally unique. No two slabs are the same, so you can choose a colour and pattern to suit your home or aesthetic.

Granite Selection

At Bath Granite & Marble, we select granites from all around the world, and keep several hundred full-size granite slabs in stock which you can view at the factory. A small selection of the type of granites we have supplied is below, but this is just a selection from the vast range of Granites available worldwide from our trusted suppliers!

Please note: the colours you see are visual representations only so the actual product may vary. Please click on a stone to see a larger view:

Request a sample of a Granite by clicking HERE and email us your requirements

Please note: the colours you see are visual representations only so the actual product may vary. This is only a small selection of the vast range of Granites available.

Request a sample of a Granite by clicking HERE and email us your requirements, and if you’d like to see some of the granite slabs we’re working with in our factory then visit our Facebook photo feed.

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More about Granite

The name granite comes from the Latin word granum, which means “grain”.

How granite forms

Pressure from the Earth’s surface forces Magma between layers of rock, cooling and crystallising into solid granite. Then, over time, wind, ice, and water wear away the overlying rocks to expose the granite.

Granite properties

Granite stone is a hard, tough rock that’s resistant to heat and scratches, and makes up a large part of the Earth’s crust. Significantly, its colour can be red, pink, grey, or white as determined by the proportion of its minerals, with dark mineral grains visible to the naked eye.

Granite uses

Granite is used in construction materials, ornamental stone, and monuments, as well as kitchen countertops of course. Crushed granite is used in asphalt and concrete for highways and other infrastructure projects.