Leith Andesite

Black - Andesite

New ZealandNew Zealand
Item Details

Quarry Location: Leith Valley, Dunedin

Recommended Usage: Ornamental stone, interior, exterior, wall, floor application, stairs, mosaic, pavers, cobbles

Finishing Surface: Sawn Cut, Sanded, Rockfaced, Sandblasted, Bushhammered, Tumbled, Thermalled, Natural Cleft, Weatheredge

Additional Names: Leith Black Basalt Basalt,Leith Andesite

Description:
Leith Andesite is a kind of black andesite quarried in New Zealand. This stone is especially good for Ornamental stone, interior, exterior, wall, floor application, stairs, mosaic, pavers, cobbles and other design projects. It also called Leith Black Basalt,Leith Andesite Basalt . Leith Andesite can be processed into Sawn Cut, Sanded, Rockfaced, Sandblasted, Bushhammered, Tumbled, Thermalled, Natural Cleft, Weatheredge and so on.
FAQ
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What is the coefficient of friction of Combed New Zealand's Leith Andesite tiles?
The coefficient of friction for Combed New Zealands Leith Andesite tiles would depend on various factors such as the surface finish, the presence of any sealing or coating, and other specific properties of the tile. It is recommended to check with the manufacturer or supplier of the tiles for accurate information on the coefficient of friction for this particular product.
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Can New Zealand's Leith Andesite be used in a bathroom?
Yes, New Zealands Leith Andesite can be used in a bathroom. Leith Andesite is a type of igneous rock that is known for its durability and resistance to moisture, making it suitable for various applications, including bathroom countertops, flooring, and wall cladding. It has a unique texture and appearance that can enhance the overall aesthetic of a bathroom. Additionally, being a natural stone, it is also relatively easy to maintain and clean in a bathroom setting.
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What grade is New Zealand's Leith Andesite?
I dont have the latest information on New Zealands Leith Andesite grade. Please provide more information or context to your question.
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How thick is New Zealand's Leith Andesite slabs?
The thickness of New Zealands Leith Andesite slabs can vary depending on the specific application and requirements. Generally, Leith Andesite slabs used for paving or construction purposes are available in thicknesses ranging from 20-50 millimeters (0.8-2 inches). However, thicker slabs may be available for specialized purposes or custom orders.
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Is New Zealand's Leith Andesite an expensive stone?
I dont have access to real-time pricing information. However, in general, the cost of New Zealands Leith Andesite can vary depending on various factors such as the size, quality, source location, and availability. It may be considered as an expensive stone compared to other common building materials due to its durability, unique color, and texture.
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Can New Zealand's Leith Andesite be used exterior applications in cold climates?
Yes, New Zealands Leith Andesite can be used for exterior applications in cold climates. Andesite is a durable and hard volcanic rock with a fine-grained texture, making it suitable for withstanding harsh weather conditions, including freezing temperatures. Its resistance to weathering and erosion, along with its high compressive strength, makes it a favorable choice for outdoor projects such as paving, cladding, and landscaping in cold climates. However, it is always advisable to consult with a local architect or engineer to ensure that the specific conditions and requirements of your project are met.
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Can New Zealand's Leith Andesite be used in landscaping?
Yes, New Zealands Leith Andesite can be used in landscaping. Leith Andesite is a type of volcanic rock that is known for its durability, strength, and unique appearance. It is commonly used as a decorative stone in landscaping projects, including for pathways, driveways, patios, and garden features. Its natural colors and textures can add depth and character to outdoor spaces, and its robust nature makes it suitable for withstanding the elements and heavy use.
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Are there color variations of New Zealand's Leith Andesite?
I dont have access to the most up-to-date information or current geological surveys. However, according to historic datas, the New Zealand Leith Andesite is typically grey or dark grey in color, with occasional white or black inclusions. There may be minor variations in color depending on the exact location of the mining site.