G623 Grey Granite surface with fine pale-grey, black and white mineral speckles G623 Grey Granite tiles arranged for dry-lay review in a supplied workshop image G623 Grey Granite tiles laid in parallel rows for inspection in a supplied factory image G623 Grey Granite tile layout shown in a supplied material review image 3D visualization of pale-grey stone paving beside a modern commercial facade 3D visualization of pale-grey stone paving at a modern entrance courtyard 3D visualization of a modern plaza with pale-grey stone paving and facade cladding

G623 Grey Granite

Natural Granite for Cut-to-size and Project Stonework

G623 Grey Granite is a Natural Granite option shown in the supplied material and factory imagery with a pale-grey, fine-speckled surface with black, white and grey mineral contrast. The Hero image records the visible material face. The following three production images support review of surface, fabrication or inspection context, and the final three images show supplied factory-processing, dry-lay or design-reference contexts. Any architectural visualizations are transparently disclosed as 3D Visualization and do not represent named completed projects. Final slab selection, finish, thickness, dimensions, cut-list and applicable tests must be confirmed before fabrication.

Technical Specifications

Stone Type
Natural Granite (igneous)
Primary Color
Pale grey with fine black, white and grey mineral speckles
Water Absorption
0.10–0.45%
Density
2.62–2.80 g/cm³
Slab Thickness
Reference: 18 mm / 20 mm / 30 mm — confirm selected thickness before fabrication
Available Formats
Slabs, Tiles, Cut-to-size, Pavers, Wall Cladding
Available Finishes
Polished, Honed, Flamed, Bush-hammered, Leathered, Brushed, Sandblasted, Sawn, Antique — subject to selected material and confirmation
Recommended Applications
Interior Flooring, Exterior Paving, Wall Cladding, Project Cut-to-size

Frequently Asked Questions

What is G623 Grey Granite?

G623 Grey Granite is a Natural Granite option shown in the supplied material and factory imagery. The visible surface is described as a pale-grey, fine-speckled surface with black, white and grey mineral contrast. Review actual selected slabs, finish and production samples before order confirmation.

Do the supplied images represent completed projects?

The supplied set includes clearly disclosed 3D visualization imagery alongside material and factory references. These visualizations are for design discussion only and do not identify a named completed project, customer or location.

Which formats can be discussed for G623 Grey Granite?

Slabs, Tiles, Cut-to-size, Pavers, Wall Cladding can be discussed against approved drawings, selected material, quantity, finish and production confirmation.

Which finishes can be considered?

Polished, Honed, Flamed, Bush-hammered, Leathered, Brushed, Sandblasted, Sawn, Antique finishes can be reviewed as appropriate to the intended use. Final availability and sample approval depend on the selected material and project requirement.

What are the published water absorption and density values?

G623 Grey Granite is listed with water absorption of 0.10–0.45% and density of 2.62–2.80 g/cm³. These published values support preliminary material review; where contractual testing is required, current lot-specific documentation can be reviewed before order confirmation.

Which Granite tests are relevant for project specification?

ASTM C615 selection guidance; ASTM C97, C170, C880, C1353 and finish-specific testing as applicable. The applicable test set depends on the selected block, finish, thickness, loading and exposure conditions.

How should Granite be reviewed before fabrication?

Approve selected slabs or samples, finish, thickness, cut-list, visible faces, joints, edge details and applicable test requirements against the project drawings before fabrication.

What is needed for a G623 Grey Granite quotation?

Send drawings, dimensions, thickness, finish, quantity, edge or joint details, material-selection expectation, packing requirements and destination so the fabrication scope can be reviewed before quotation.