White Safaga
Safaga White
Light grey-white granite with an even black-and-grey speckle that looks calm across big areas.
- Type
- Granite
- Origin
- Safaga, Red Sea
- Colour
- White, Black
- Pattern
- Speckled
- Finishes
- Polished, Honed, Flamed, Bush-hammered, Sandblasted
- Thickness
- Usually 2 cm and 3 cm; confirm for your job
A general guide for this kind of stone. Individual slabs vary.
Send us your measurements or a photo of the space. We will tell you if it suits and send a clear quote.
About this stone
White Safaga has a white ground with a close, even speckle of black and grey and the odd faint pink grain. The grain is finer and more regular than Bianco Halayeb, so a countertop, a staircase or a long floor looks like one steady tone from a few steps away.
It is a hard granite that takes daily kitchen use, foot traffic, sun and rain, which makes it a sound choice for kitchen countertops, stairs and floors, as well as window sills and outdoor paving. Flamed or bush-hammered, it gives a grippy surface for entrances and garden paths. As with any light granite, oil and coffee can darken it if the surface is not sealed, so sealing matters most on a kitchen countertop.
Care
Sweep grit off floors and stairs, and mop with plain water or a neutral cleaner. Seal indoor polished surfaces, especially countertops.
Better avoided for
- No major limits for normal home use
Common uses, with example photos
Illustration made with this stone’s own photo See the full guide
Illustration made with this stone’s own photo See the full guide
Illustration made with this stone’s own photo See the full guide
Illustration made with this stone’s own photo See the full guide
Send a photo and your measurements
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