Granite · Grey
Karnak Grey
Also sold as Grey Karnak · Egypt Grey
Medium-grain ash grey out of the Aswan beds.
| Family | Granite |
|---|---|
| Colour | Grey |
| Origin | Aswan, Upper Egypt |
| Availability | Very high |
Finishes
- Polished
- Honed
- Flamed
- Bush-Hammered
- Sandblasted
- Leathered
Formats we cut
- Blocks
- Slabs
- Tiles
- Cut To Size
- Kerbs
- Cobbles
- Steps
Best used for
- External paving
- Facades
- Kerbs and landscaping
- Stairs
- Kitchen tops
- Cladding
The stone
About Karnak Grey.
Karnak Grey is a medium-grained granite of even ash tone, speckled light to dark, from the same Aswan district as the red. It is hard, low-porosity and completely stable outdoors, which makes it the default Egyptian choice for external paving and facade cladding where a neutral grey is wanted. Flamed, it gives a slip-rated finish that holds its colour in strong sun.
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Our stone is quarried, cut and finished through Wesha Stones — an Alexandria marble and granite house trading since 1991, shipping to more than 30 countries. Wesha Stones