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The beauty of granite coupled with its physical strength and chemical resistance makes it the material of choice in construction applications

	Floors: Slabs look better than tiles. Check material for staining, water absorption and rusting. Consider surface finishes other than polished. Darker colors are preferred in commercial areas. Free lengths can be used.
	Walls: Slabs look much better than tiles. Surface finishes other than polished can be considered for external walls. Keep weight in mind.
	Skirtings at Bottom of Wall: Long thin slabs can be used. Finishes other than polished can be used.
	Window Sills/ Door and Window Frames: Slab edges can be rounded or chamfered, and polished.
	Kitchen Platforms: Home: Fine grain material looks better than coarse grain. Material should be checked for staining, water absorption and pin holes. Front edges of slabs can be rounded and polished, or water-restraining strip can be put. For backsplash area, use granite strips in lengths matching the countertop lengths.
	Kitchen Platforms: Commercial: Defective material can be used to lower the cost since hygiene is the main consideration.
	Bathroom Platforms: Rounding of edges or cut-out of basins should be executed by a professional company.
	Countertops: 3 cm thick slabs look better than 2 cm ones. Front edge can be profiled, shaped and polished.
	Shelves for Show Pieces at Home/ Shops: Tiles or thin slabs with both surfaces polished can be used. Edges can be rounded or chamfered, and polished.
	Standing Dividers: Edges can be rounded or chamfered, and polished.
	Table Tops and Other Furniture: Buy only when completed including the edges and the legs.
	Name Plates: Fine-grain black granite with edges chamfered gives the best contrast with the lettering.