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Rough Granite

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2-3mm <8 kg 30+ yrs 5–30 150 m²
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Product Overview

Polished granite has been overused in commercial interiors for decades. The unpolished, rough-face variant is rarer and more interesting — the crystalline structure is exposed, matte, and tactile. Real rough-face granite is heavy, requires specialist cutting and fixing, and is rarely available in the consistent color-matched quantities a large commercial project needs.

At 2 to 3mm thin and $9.12/m², Rough Granite is one of the thinnest and most economical products in the natural stone range. Available in 600×1200mm and 1200×2900/3000mm, all regular colors including white grain, grey grain, and golden grain. The thin profile makes it particularly cost-effective for large-area cladding on commercial facades, residential exterior walls, and interior feature walls where the raw granite aesthetic is specified.

 

Product Specifications

Size (mm) Thickness FOB Unit Price (USD/m²)
600*1200 2-3mm $9.12/m²
1200*2900/3000 2-3mm $9.70/m²

 

Colors Available All regular colors
Material Composition Natural stone powder + eco-friendly polymer composite (MCM)
Surface Finish Rough Granite texture — precision die-pressed from natural specimens
Application Interior & exterior walls, facades, columns, ceilings, furniture surfaces
MOQ 150–200 m² per color
Production Lead Time 5–30 days (stock colors faster)
Payment Terms 30% deposit + 70% balance before shipment
Warranty 2–5 years product quality warranty
Sample Policy Up to 5 sample pieces available for project specification
Packaging Export-standard carton / plywood crate (panels >600mm)

 

Key Features

  • Unpolished matte crystalline granite surface — the raw quarry face, not the polished slab
  • 2–3mm thin profile — one of the thinnest stone texture products; minimal shipping weight
  • $9.12/m² — economical for large-area coverage where natural granite would be prohibitive
  • Three color families: white grain, grey grain, golden grain — covering the primary granite quarry palette
  • Both 600×1200mm piece and 1200×2900/3000mm board formats for installation flexibility
 

Why Choose RINSUN Rough Granite?

01. Rough face rather than polished — the surface architects actually want right now

The architectural trend has moved away from high-gloss polished granite toward raw, matte surfaces that read as unprocessed and honest. Rough Granite delivers that quality at $9.12/m² — compared to real rough-face granite at $80 to $150/m² installed.
 

02. Three grain colors match the primary global granite sources

White grain references Carrara-adjacent Italian and Portuguese granite. Grey grain references Scottish and Scandinavian grey granites. Golden grain references Brazilian and Indian yellow granites. The color choice lets the project reference a specific geological origin.

 

03. 2 to 3mm: thinner than any natural granite can be cut

Real granite cannot be cut below about 10mm without risk of fracture. Our 2 to 3mm profile allows the granite texture to go on surfaces where real granite is physically impossible — thin stud partition walls, ceiling soffits, and column wraps with tight tolerances.

 

04. Ships at minimal weight — significant cost saving on international projects

At 2 to 3mm and under 8 kg/m², a full container of Rough Granite covers more area than any natural stone equivalent. For projects in markets far from granite quarries — Middle East, Australia, South America — the shipping cost advantage is substantial.
 

05. Consistent color batch to batch — no quarry variation

Real rough-face granite from a quarry varies in speckle density, vein coloring, and background tone between different extraction points. Our controlled pigmentation keeps every panel in every order within Delta-E 2 of the target — no color banding on large facades.

 

Rough Granite: Product-specific comparison

This comparison is written for the selected flexible stone surface and its closest traditional alternative: quarried stone cladding.

 

Point This flexible stone quarried stone cladding
Product Rough Granite — 600*1200 and 1200*2900/3000, 2-3mm Heavy quarried stone slab or veneer
Weight Lightweight flexible stone panel Much heavier stone assembly
Installation Bond to a prepared wall Specialist fixing or stone-setting system
Curves Can follow suitable gentle curves Rigid stone needs custom cutting
Maintenance Product-specific cleaning and edge sealing Stone sealing and joint maintenance

 

Where this flexible stone fits

Exterior Building Facades

Commercial buildings, landscape walls, and boundary features where natural stone aesthetics are specified but structural weight limits apply to the substrate.

 

Residential & Commercial Feature Walls

Interior accent walls, reception areas, and commercial office walls where real stone is the design intent but the floor load or wall structure can't carry it.

 

Landscape & Garden Walls

Garden boundary walls, planter surrounds, outdoor feature walls, and paving borders where real stone would require specialist installation and periodic sealing.

 

Renovation Over Existing Surfaces

Bonding directly over existing concrete render or finished surfaces on projects where demolition is not feasible or not in budget.

 

Best suited to lightweight façade accents, landscape walls, hotel feature walls and stone-look renovations. Available in 600*1200 and 1200*2900/3000 (mm); 2-3mm profile; All regular colors. Confirm the format, adhesive and exposure requirements against the project spec before ordering.

 

Installation notes for Rough Granite

1. Prepare the substrate

For Rough Granite, use a sound, dry and clean wall. Remove loose finishes and correct dampness before bonding the 2-3mm flexible stone panel.
 

2. Dry-fit the first panels

Check the 600*1200 and 1200*2900/3000 layout around openings, corners and trims before bonding.

 

3. Apply stone adhesive

Use the specified polymer-modified stone adhesive with a notched trowel. Press the panel firmly and keep the adhesive bed continuous.

 

4. Seal exposed edges

On outdoor or wet-area work, seal cut edges and panel joints with a compatible flexible weather sealant.

 

Final adhesive, substrate and sealing decisions should follow the project specification and the supplied technical data sheet.

 

Certifications & Quality Standards

The list below is limited to the RINSUN material-family documents relevant to this product type. Confirm the exact report scope with us before submitting a project approval package.

 

GB 6566 Class A — non-radioactive material

ASTM E84 Class A — MCM panel fire report

CAN/ULC-S102 — MCM panel fire report

AS/NZS 3837 — MCM panel fire report

CE documentation — product-family compliance file

 

Our Factory & Support

RINSUN manufactures Rough Granite at its Foshan facility with 6 production lines and approximately 5,400 m² daily capacity. We provide samples, technical documents and project support through order confirmation, installation questions and after-sales response.

 

Q1
Does it look like genuine rough-face granite from a metre away?
Yes — the crystalline texture and matte surface are geometrically accurate at normal viewing distance. Up very close, a trained eye can distinguish it from real granite. At 1m and beyond, the difference is not visible.
Q2
Can I mix white grain and grey grain on the same facade?
 
It’s been done deliberately on some projects — white grain on the main facade, grey grain as a contrasting accent band. We recommend requesting samples of both before committing to a mixed scheme.
Q3
Is it slip-resistant if used on a floor?
 
Rough Granite is a wall panel. We do not certify it for floor use, and it is not tested for slip resistance or floor loading.
Q4
What panel size should I use for a 10m × 6m exterior facade?
 
The 1200×2900/3000mm board minimises joints on a large facade. A 10m × 6m area needs roughly 17 boards. Contact us for a cut list and layout plan — we provide these free for orders above 100 m².
Q5
Does exterior UV exposure affect the grain color?
 
No. UV-stable pigmentation tested to 3,500 hours — equivalent to approximately 50 years outdoor color stability. The grain color and background tone stay constant.
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