Indian Chocolate granite - +919036902744

We export all sizes and at your time. The enclosed is Indian Chocolate granite - details see: https://www.buildingsupplieshub.com/indian-chocolate-granite-10037138

Type: Other Natural Stone

Place of Origin: Tamil Nadu India

Model Number: +919036902744

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1, For tiles, the reqular sizes are

300x300x10mm, 400x400x10mm,

400x400x10mm, 30x60x18mm,TO20MM

600x600x12mm and finished can be polished, honed, flamed, bushhammered, sandblasted etc.

2, Slabs sizes are 1200upx2400upx20mm, 30mm or 40mm thick are also available.

Technical Information	Value			Test Method
(Physico – Mechanical Property)	Maximum	Minimum	Mean	(ASTM Standard)
Density, Kg/M3	2597	2618	2608	C-97
Bulk specific gravity	2.62	2.63	2.62	C-97
Absorption by weight %	0.39	0.42	0.41	C-97
Compressive Strength N/ mm2	162.17	172.61	165.98	C-170
Flexural strength, N/mm2	8.91	9.35	9.16	C-880
Modulus of rupture N/ mm2	10.15	10.99	10.54	C-99

The slabs are packed in iron A Frame or a wooden crate.

A Frame dimensions:

Width = 66 inches

Length = 79 inches (18 inches stand + 2 inches for wood) therefore area used for packing = 79 –20 = 59 inches

Height = 69 inches

The packing is done according to the thickness of the slabs. We need to leave 12cm on each side of the container width for lacing and wiring of the slabs (therefore 24 cm total), 5 cm for bend, plastic sheet. Therefore total 29 cm is left free.

Container width = 234 cm

Space left free = 29 cm (24 + 5 cm for packing, lacing, bend, plastic sheet)

Area used = 234 – 29 = 205 cm

A-frame area not used = 51 cm (the width of the stand)

Therefore total area unused = 51+29 = 80 cm

Area used = 234 – 80 =154 cm

We can accommodate:

2 cm slab = 77 slabs

3 cm slab = 51 slabs

4 cm slab = 38 slabs