Lapidus Gold Granite
Lapidus Gold Granite Product Details
Name: Lapidus Gold
Country: 
Brazil
BrazilCatalog: Granite
Color: Gold, Cream, Deep Brown, Gray
Recommended Usage: Counter tops and bars, Interior wall panels, Water walls and fountains.
Similar stones: Colonial Gold, Colonial Cream
Description: Lapidus Gold Granite is a Yellow Granite from Brazil with medium variations of creams and darker golds. Lapidus Gold Granite is recommended for residential and commercial applications including floors, countertops and walls. Lapidus Gold Granite is a durable granite in rich golds and browns with small flecks of light grays and creams. Lapidus Gold Graniteis recommended for both commercial and residential projects including outdoor landscaping in areas with freezing climates.
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Pits, fissures and dull spots, some granites exhibit these characteristics more than others, and they may also be more or less visible depending on the lighting conditions present in a room. Pits, fissures and dull spots do not compromise the integrity of the granite in any way; they are natural characteristics and will not impair the function or durability of the material. They are an expression of nature.
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