High Quality Granite White Wave Slabs

White Wave Grey Granite Slabs and Tiles Specifications

For coordinated slab, tile and custom-cut orders, compare the available formats and finishes in our granite slab and tile supply options before approving the final material schedule.

A Stronger Natural Pattern Than Uniform Grey Granite

White Wave is visually different from fine-grained light-grey granites. Its darker background contains irregular pale mineral masses and elongated wave-like areas, creating more movement across a large panel, countertop or floor module.

This pattern works well when a project requires a grey natural stone that remains neutral but is not visually flat. Larger slabs and panels reveal the full movement, while smaller tiles show more concentrated sections of the same mineral structure.

For a lighter and more uniform alternative, compare Old Spray White China Grey granite. Buyers who prefer a compact grey-white salt-and-pepper structure can also review G439 Original granite slabs and tiles before approving the final pattern scale and color range.

Slab Sizes for Countertops, Panels and Local Fabrication

Listed slab references of 3000 × 1400 mm and 3200 × 1600 mm give fabricators flexibility for kitchen runs, islands, reception counters and large wall panels. Slab selection should be based on the required finished dimensions, seam positions, openings and desired location of the strongest pale mineral movement.

Buyers can source polished slab stock for local fabrication or combine slab supply with factory cut-to-size production. Current batch photos, slab measurements and cutting layouts can be reviewed before fabrication begins.

Standard White Wave Granite Tiles and Custom Modules

White Wave granite tiles can be produced in standard modules including 300 × 300, 300 × 600, 600 × 600, 800 × 800, 1200 × 800 and 1200 × 1200 mm. These formats support wall cladding, floor layouts, lift lobbies, reception areas and other repeated interior surfaces.

Custom dimensions can be added for perimeter pieces, stair landings, borders, sills or drawing-based wall panels. Combining standard modules with project-specific pieces can reduce site cutting and keep the strongest pattern areas in the most visible positions.

Select Thickness and Finish by Product Use

Available thickness references include 12, 15, 18, 20 and 30 mm. The correct option depends on the finished product, module size, support system, edge treatment, handling requirements and local installation method.

Polishing gives White Wave a deeper grey background and stronger contrast around its pale mineral areas. Honed or other approved finishes can be produced where a softer, lower-reflection appearance is preferred.

Applications for White Wave Granite Slabs and Tiles

Batch Selection, Quality Review and Export Packing

White Wave has stronger natural variation than uniform grey granite, so batch approval should consider both overall color and the distribution of large pale mineral areas. Slabs intended for adjoining panels, long counters or highly visible surfaces can be allocated before cutting.

• Confirm slab or tile dimensions, thickness, finish and permitted tolerance.
• Review the grey background, pale wave distribution and visible color range across the batch.
• Prepare cutting layouts for countertops, panels, tiles, stairs and other custom pieces.
• Check finished dimensions, surface quality, exposed edges and component labels after fabrication.
• Protect polished faces with film and secure slabs or finished pieces in reinforced fumigated wooden packing.

White Wave Granite Supply for Slab and Cut-to-Size Projects

White Wave granite can be supplied as polished slabs, standard tiles, large panels and drawing-based components in several thicknesses. Its grey background and distinctive pale mineral movement make it suitable for buyers who want a coordinated stone package with more natural visual character than conventional uniform grey granite.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is White Wave granite mainly white?

No. It has a charcoal to medium-grey background with irregular white-grey and pale beige mineral movement. The commercial name refers to the lighter wave-like areas within the stone.

Are White Wave granite slabs available in large sizes?

Yes. Listed references include 3000 × 1400 mm and 3200 × 1600 mm slabs, subject to current batch availability and usable slab measurements.

Can White Wave granite be supplied as tiles?

Yes. Standard references range from 300 × 300 mm to 1200 × 1200 mm, with custom tile and panel dimensions available for project orders.

Which thicknesses are available?

The current product specification lists 12, 15, 18, 20 and 30 mm. The final thickness should be selected according to the finished product and installation system.

Can White Wave slabs be used for countertops?

Yes. Slabs can be fabricated into kitchen worktops, islands, vanity tops, bar counters and backsplashes with drawing-based dimensions, openings and finished edges.

Are polished and honed finishes available?

Yes. Polished and honed finishes are listed, and other specified finishes can be reviewed according to the project requirements and approved sample.

How are White Wave slabs and tiles packed?

Slab faces are protected with plastic film and secured in fumigated wooden bundles. Tiles and fabricated pieces are separated and protected in reinforced wooden crates.