Canadian Red Granite

Red - Granite

Canada

Item Details

Quarry Location: Bonnet, Lac du Bonnet, Winnipeg, Manitoba

Water Absorption: 0.16 By weight %

Density: 2648 kg/m3

Flexural Strength: 11.59 MPa

Compressive Strength: 182.0 MPa

Recommended Usage: exterior - interior wall and floor applications, monuments, countertops, mosaic, fountains, pool and wall capping, stairs, window sills

Finishing Surface: Polished,Flamed,Bush Hammered,Tumbled,Brushed,Honed,Split,Machine Cut,Natural Surface,Sandblasted,Acid Washing,Combed,Leathered,Water Jet,Filled,Chiseled,Pickling

Additional Names: Royal Canadian Red Granite,Lac du Bonnet Granite,Manitoba Redwood Granite,Canadian Mist Granite,Canadian Sunset Granite,Colonial Rose Granite,Canadian Rose Granite,Rouge Royal Canadien Granite,Canadian Red Granite

Description:

Quarry operating since: 1970
Annual Production: 1800 m3 and more
Properties: This quarry is part of a mass of granite so massive and deep that it was drilled for over 1 km deep by Atomic Energy of Canada for the burial of nuclear waste. We have started to develop bed # 2 in depth whereas the previous owners largely exploited the first level, just at the surface.
Reserves: The reserves are unlimited
Status: Intermittent operation according to market demand.
Finishes Available: Antique, Bush hammered, Honed, Plasma flamed, Plasma flamed and washed, Polished, Sandblasted, Thermal, Waterjet
ASTM Imperial --- Metric
Absorption by weight ASTM C97 0.16% 0,16%
Compressive strength ASTM C170 26 390Psi 182Mpa
Density ASTM C97 165lb/ft3 2 648kg/m3
Modulus of rupture ASTM C99 1 681Psi 11,59Mpa

FAQ

Can Canada's Canadian Red Granite be used in a office?

Yes, Canadian Red Granite can be used in an office. Granite is a popular choice for office spaces due to its durability, natural beauty, and resistance to scratches and stains. Canadian Red Granite, specifically, is known for its vibrant red or reddish-brown color, which can add a bold and elegant touch to any office environment. It can be used for various applications, such as office countertops, desks, flooring, or decorative accents, depending on the specific design and preferences.

Can Canada's Canadian Red Granite be used in landscaping?

Yes, Canadian Red Granite can be used in landscaping. It is a durable and versatile material that can be used for various landscaping purposes such as pathways, patios, retaining walls, garden borders, and decorative elements. Canadian Red Granite is known for its rich red color, which adds a vibrant and elegant look to any outdoor space. Additionally, its resistance to weathering and high compressive strength make it suitable for outdoor use in different climates.

What is the coefficient of friction of Chiseled Canada's Canadian Red Granite tiles?

I do not have access to specific data on the coefficient of friction of Chiseled Canadas Canadian Red Granite tiles. It is best to contact the manufacturer or supplier of the tiles for this information.

Can Canada's Canadian Red Granite be used outdoors?

Yes, Canadian Red Granite can be used outdoors as it is a natural stone that is highly durable and resistant to weather and wear. It is commonly used for building facades, outdoor flooring, retaining walls, and other landscaping applications. However, it is always recommended to consult with a professional before using any stone in an outdoor application to ensure it is suitable for the specific use and conditions.

What grade is Canada's Canadian Red Granite?

I do not have the capability to determine the grade of a specific type of granite. However, Canadian Red Granite is known for being a high quality and durable stone that is widely used for architectural purposes. There are various grades of granite based on factors such as its composition, color, and finish. These grades are typically assessed by stone professionals and can vary depending on the specific type of granite being evaluated.

Are there color variations of Canada's Canadian Red Granite?

Yes, Canadian Red Granite can have variations in color. Some slabs may have a deeper red color while others may have a lighter pinkish-red hue. The amount and distribution of black flakes can also vary in each slab, which can affect the overall appearance of the stone. Additionally, some types of Canadian Red Granite may have other color accents such as gray or blue.

What is the average water absorption of Canada's Canadian Red Granite?

The average water absorption of Canadas Canadian Red Granite is usually very low, ranging from 0.10% to 0.30%. This means that the granite has a high resistance to water absorption, making it suitable for various indoor and outdoor applications, including countertops, flooring, and exterior cladding.

How thick is Canada's Canadian Red Granite slabs?

The thickness of Canadas Canadian Red Granite slabs can vary depending on the specific supplier and customer requirements. However, commonly available slab thicknesses range from 2 centimeters (0.79 inches) to 3 centimeters (1.18 inches).

Is Canada's Canadian Red Granite an expensive stone?

I do not have access to current market prices for Canadian Red Granite. However, it should be noted that the cost of any particular type of stone can vary depending on factors such as location, availability, demand, and quality. It is recommended that you consult with a local supplier or stonemason to determine the cost of Canadian Red Granite in your area.

Can Canada's Canadian Red Granite be used exterior applications in very sunny climates?

I do not possess specific information regarding the Canadian Red Granites properties; however, granites are widely known to be one of the hardest natural stones and can withstand different weather conditions, including extreme heat and cold. Thus, it is possible that Canadian Red Granite can be used in exterior applications in very sunny climates. However, we suggest consulting with a professional who can provide more specific advice relevant to the projects requirements.

What colors of granite are least expensive?

The least expensive colors of granite typically include shades of white, tan, beige, and light gray. These colors are more readily available and have a higher supply, which lowers their cost compared to rarer and more unique colors of granite.