Azul Imperiale

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Original name:

Azul Imperiale

Other name(s) used:

Blue Imperial, Azul Imperial, Azul Macubas

Material:

granite

Internet ID:

626

Country of origin:

Angola

Pattern:

Veins

Colors:

Blue, Gray

Application:

Kitchen, Bathroom, Fireplace, Floor, Outdoor

Comments:

This premium granite has waves of purple and burgundy and hints of blue.

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Marble.com - Derek 02:51PM, Aug 9 2011 In relation of application in a kitchen setting, it does not matter very much. The stone is recommended for kitchen use. The standard thickness of kitchen countertops on the East Coast is 1 1/4". For 3/4" thickness, there must be extra plywood support underneath the stone. Hope this helps.
Phylliis 08:24PM, Aug 7 2011 Two questions:

1) I've seen Azul Imperiale in a NYC stoneyard, where they called it "quartzite" rather than granite. Which is it (more importantly, does it matter)?
2) Is 3/4" too thin for a kitchen counter?
Arch Student 08:51AM, Mar 2 2011 What is the cost of this material per square foot?
- All Granite and Marble 09:18AM, Mar 2 2011 Arch Student: We do not have set per square foot pricing, for an estimate please contact our sales office.
Amillewep 04:02AM, Feb 27 2011 I really like. Actual content and very interesting members. This is great site :)
- All Granite and Marble 07:21AM, Feb 28 2011 Amillewep: Thank you!
denissedelzotto 03:41PM, Dec 28 2010 do you have a picture of this on any cabinet so i can see a pattern
- All Granite and Marble 08:33AM, Dec 29 2010 Denissedelzotto: Unfortunately we do not, sorry.
Jori 09:56PM, May 21 2008 Could you please provide me with a color description of this stone? I know you don't give price quotes but is this granite on the low, mid, or high range? Thank you
- All Granite and Marble 04:50PM, Jun 24 2008 Jori : Definitely on the high range. The colors are as you can see in the photos.