Whistler Granite
Whistler Granite
Slabs

Whistler Granite

A bright, uniform white granite prized for its clean background and subtle mineral pattern of fine grey and black speckles. This stone offers a calm, neutral appearance that brings a sense of openness and light to any space, making it ideal for large-scale installations where visual consistency is essential. The dense igneous structure provides excellent compressive strength, low water absorption, and long-term dimensional stability. Widely used for flooring, countertops, wall cladding, and exterior applications, this versatile granite combines timeless elegance with reliable performance in both residential and commercial settings.

Applications: Pool Coping
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Origin

Various global sources

Material

Granite

Color

Bright white to light grey with fine black and grey mineral speckles

Finish

Polished, Flamed, Leathered, Lapatro

Compressive Strength

170-200 MPa

Water Absorption

0.2-0.4%

Density

2650-2700 kg/m³

Recommended Use

Kitchen countertops, flooring, wall cladding, bathroom vanities, staircases, exterior paving, public infrastructure, and large commercial/residential projects

Key Properties

Uniform color, heat and scratch resistant, low porosity when sealed, excellent edge stability, frost-resistant, low maintenance, suitable for both interior and exterior applications

  • 120 x 240 cm
  • Custom sizes available upon request
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Quality Control
Quality
Control

Every order is vigorously inspected to meet your specific project requirements.

Export Grade Wood Crates
Export Grade
Wood Crates

Packed in durable ISPM-15 wooden crates for maximum protection.

Label And Secure
Label
& Secure

Every crate is securely packed and labeled with the required shipping marks.

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Container
Loading

Carefully loaded and secured to ensure safe transport worldwide.

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