G682 yellow granite

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3ps
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Post: # 89682Post 3ps

Hi,

DIYer here, have been reading here for quite some time doing my 'planning'.

Anyway, I have decided to pave in yellow granite.

Some suppliers are offering G682, which seems to be a Chinese sourced yellow granite. I don't really have a problem with it if the price is right, but I'm wondering if there are any reports, from the trade, on the quality of this product?

Many thanks.

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Post: # 89691Post higgness

Which kind of G682:
flamed slabs
tumbles
bush hammered setts


The only problem i have had with G682, is polished furniture, bits tend to fall out, maybe my suppliers fault.
Colour may be inconsistent, make sure it comes from the same batch if possible

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Post: # 89692Post 3ps

I want 600x300 slabs, and some setts, hammer bushed/ bush hammered (?)

Perhaps G682 is used everywhere and is fine... I don't know!
I just don't want to end up with dodgy batches etc..

Might also consider some bull nosed steps too.

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Post: # 89694Post London Stone Paving

G682 is a stable product. Do you have a supplier in mind for it? Might be worth contacting CED Stone. They are strong on granite products and will know the answers to your questions
Steve

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Post: # 89695Post 3ps

I'm actually based in Dublin... I would guess it's all coming from the one importer TBH.

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Post: # 89738Post London Stone Paving

Ok, so ask your suppliers the questions. If they can't give you the answers then find someone who can. I will say again though that its a stable product and you should have no worries

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Post: # 89754Post 3ps

Thanks. That is all I wanted to know, at this stage!

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