Granite Slab Prices In South Africa

What is Granite Slab?

Granite slabs are pieces of granite cut directly from the stone and custom fit to your kitchen or bathroom countertops. They are cut to size depending on your countertop dimensions which is why they are priced way higher than tiles.

Granite Slab Prices In South Africa

Description Approximate Price
Signature Stone Quartz Calcutta UltraR1700
Africa Range Juperana Tier GraniteR1300
Signature Stone Quartz CalcuttaR1700
Signature Stone Quartz CalypsoR1700
Africa Range Sage BrushR1300
Caesarstone GreyR1100
Caesarstone WalnutR1200
Caesarstone MochaR1400
Signature Stone Black HazeR1400
Signature Stone Quartz Royal GreyR1900
Signature Stone Quartz Adirondack BirchR1000
Signature Stone Quartz Absolute BlackR1000
Signature Stone Quartz Silver MistR1000
Signature Stone Quartz White ShimmerR1000
Africa Range Granite African TapestryR1300
Sigma Quartz CaramelR1100
Africa Range Granite Ivory CoastR1300
Granite Kalahari SpringR1200
Granite Zimbabwe BlackR1500
Granite RustenburgR800
Signature Stone Quartz CharcoalR1200

How much does a slab of granite cover?

In terms of surface area, a typical slab of granite will be 45 square feet, although this is likely to end up being slightly less due to the re-shaping of the stone.

Which granite is the best quality?

Level 3+, High-grade granite is usually one of the finest quality, it is due to the rarity of its appearance and the source.

Granite has more than just 3 levels, a lot of companies go up to 6 or 7 levels. It is generally imported from India or Brazil and it has at least an average thickness of 3/4 inch or more.

Is it cheaper to buy a slab of granite?

Slabs are more expensive than remnants, tiles, etc. That said, granite slabs are less expensive than slabs of other stones and you will be getting a surface that is well worth the cost. The cost of granite slabs is determined by many different factors, including color, texture, level, and type.

Can I cut granite myself?

Theoretically, yes, you could cut granite countertops yourself, if you had the right tools, knowledge, and skillset. However, it’s best left to professional countertop installers.