Granite
Baltic Brown
Baltic Brown
- Material
- Granite
- Shade
- Brown
- Origin
- Available on request
- Finishes
- Polished, Honed, Flamed, Leathered, Brushed, Bush Hammered, Sandblasted
- Thickness
- 15 mm, 16 mm, 18 mm, 20 mm, 30 mm
- Formats
- Gangsaw Slabs, Cutter Slabs, Tiles, Countertops, Steps & Risers, Rough Blocks
Standard sizes
- Gangsaw slabs — 260–330 × 160–200 cm
- Cutter slabs — 180–240 × 60–90 cm
- Tiles — 30×30, 30×60, 60×60 cm
- Custom sizes to drawing
Applications
- Flooring
- Wall Cladding
- Kitchen Countertops
- Staircases
- Exterior Facades
- Monuments
Gallery
Baltic Brown in detail
About Baltic Brown
Quarried in India, Baltic Brown is a granite in the proper sense: an igneous rock with interlocking crystals, high compressive strength and almost no porosity. The warm ground works with timber and brass, and it hides everyday marking better than a pale stone will.
Because it absorbs so little water, Baltic Brown performs where softer stones fail: exterior cladding, plinths, staircases and paving that go through a full weather cycle every year. Indoors, the same density is what lets a polished worktop shrug off a hot pan.
We supply Baltic Brown as gangsaw slabs, cutter slabs, tiles and countertops, in 15 mm, 16 mm, 18 mm, 20 mm and 30 mm, finished to your specification. Slabs are graded for shade before packing so a single order ships as one visual lot, and cut-to-size components are measured against the approved drawing before they leave the floor.
Frequently asked
What sizes and thicknesses does Baltic Brown come in?
Standard thicknesses are 15 mm, 16 mm, 18 mm, 20 mm and 30 mm. Gangsaw slabs u2014 260u2013330 u00d7 160u2013200 cm; Cutter slabs u2014 180u2013240 u00d7 60u201390 cm; Tiles u2014 30u00d730, 30u00d760, 60u00d760 cm. Anything outside these is cut to your drawing.
Which finishes are available?
We supply Baltic Brown in Polished, Honed, Flamed, Leathered, Brushed, Bush Hammered and Sandblasted. The right one depends on the application u2014 tell us where the stone is going and we will recommend rather than guess.
What is Baltic Brown best used for?
It is commonly specified for flooring, wall cladding, kitchen countertops, staircases, exterior facades and monuments. Send us the drawing or describe the space and we will confirm whether it is the right material.
Does Baltic Brown vary between slabs?
Yes. Baltic Brown is a natural stone, so grain, colour density and pattern vary from block to block and even across a single slab. We shade-grade every order so what ships together looks like it belongs together, and we can send photographs of your actual lot before it leaves.
Can Baltic Brown be used outdoors?
Yes. Low water absorption and high compressive strength make Baltic Brown suitable for facades, plinths, paving and external staircases. Specify a flamed, bush-hammered or sandblasted finish for anything walked on, so the surface stays grippy when wet.
How much maintenance does it need?
Granite needs very little. Clean with warm water and a pH-neutral cleaner, and re-seal a polished worktop every year or two depending on use. Avoid abrasive powders, which dull the polish over time.
Where is Baltic Brown quarried?
Quarry origin for this shade is confirmed at enquiry stage u2014 ask the export desk and we will tell you exactly where the block comes from.
Can I get a sample before ordering?
Yes. We send physical samples of any shade in the catalogue before you commit, and for larger orders we will photograph the actual slabs allocated to you prior to crating.
How is it packed for export?
Film wrapping, EPE foam between every surface, edge and corner protection, then heat-treated fumigated timber crates on moisture-resistant pallets. Loading is supervised and photographed before the container is sealed.
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