What is Factors impacting granite countertop costs?

• Granite grade: There’s no international standard for grading granite, so most manufacturers and retailers use their own system. Basically, though, commercial-grade granite has small minerals scattered throughout with less color variation, mid-grade granite features more vibrant colors and patterns, and high-grade granite includes a one-of-a-kind display of hues and configurations.
• Location: The granite’s location of origin can be significant. Granite imported from China tends to be less expensive due to our country’s low labor costs, while granite imports from Brazil and Italy are higher priced. Furthermore, because granite is so heavy, the farther you live from the slab’s original location, the more you’ll pay in shipping costs.
• Color: The more exotic and unique the colors of your granite slab, the more expensive it will be. For example, Blue Bahia granite out of Brazil is currently an in-demand color that fetches $90-$100 per square foot before installation costs.
• Size: Not only do the length and width of your granite slabs  matter, but their depth as well. Thicker countertops are higher quality and more durable, so they run to a higher price.
• Edge details: If you’re planning to give your countertops intricate edges, you can expect to pay more, since the detailing requires additional work for the fabricator. Three of the most popular edge styles include oversized radius, bullnose and eased.

What is Blue Gallery granite?

Blue Gallery Granite is a kind of blue granite quarried in India. This stone is especially good for Countertops, interior, exterior, monuments, stairs, sinks, planters and other design projects. It also called Galaxy Blue Granite,Blue Galaxy Granite . Blue Galaxy Granite can be processed into Polished, Sawn Cut, Sanded, Rockfaced, Sandblasted, Tumbled and so on.

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