GRANITE CHINAAll guides
Large granite slabs in a stone yard

Chinese granite, clearly documented

Identify the stone.
Specify the finish.
Source with confidence.

Connect material names and G-numbers with appearance, applications and approval questions.

Four ways in

Stone database

Match names, G-numbers and editorial attributes.

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Finish library

See how surface treatment changes appearance and use.

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Product specs

Plan sizes, tolerances, packing and approvals.

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China sourcing

Verify the supply chain step by step.

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Stone finder

Browse Chinese granite

Filters describe editorial records, not live supplier inventory. Names and G-numbers may vary.

Surface library

One stone, six different surfaces.

Finish changes reflectance, texture, maintenance and suitability. Approve a physical sample.

PolishedSpecify by approved sample
HonedSpecify by approved sample
FlamedSpecify by approved sample
LeatheredSpecify by approved sample
Bush-hammeredSpecify by approved sample
Split-faceSpecify by approved sample

Specification helper

Put measurable details in writing.

State identity, approved range, finish, dimensions, tolerances, edge work and inspection criteria.

CONVERSION0.787 inmillimetres ÷ 25.4

A practical sourcing path

Move from name to controlled approval.

  1. 01
    Define

    Write the application, dimensions, finish and questions.

  2. 02
    Sample

    Approve a representative range, not one small chip.

  3. 03
    Verify

    Confirm source, processing and QC checkpoints.

  4. 04
    Inspect

    Compare production with written acceptance rules.

Editorial method

Independent information, visible limits.

We separate geological names, trade names and G-numbers; flag ambiguity; and avoid unsupported availability or price claims.