Smoke Granite Look Bush Finish Paving
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Technical Parameters
Smoke Granite Look Bush Finish Paving
Smoke Granite Look Bush Finish Paving introduces a densely flecked dark grey surface for architectural paving studies. Its granite-like appearance is a visual description; composition and technical performance require the corresponding product declaration.
Architecture before decoration
Smoke Granite Look Bush Finish Paving is identified here by the supplied reference image and the textured paving product name.
The face is darker than the mid-tone graphite option and carries a more pronounced contrast between its small marks. That visual weight can make it a useful ground in an architectural palette discussion. Rather than filling this page with soft furnishings, the examples place the pattern against broad walls, columns and a simple entrance volume.
Granite look describes resemblance. It does not establish quarried stone origin, a specific mineral mix or a bush-hammering production method. The supplied product name identifies the textured paving series, while the reference photograph identifies this particular appearance. Keeping those points separate allows a buyer to ask for the declared material without losing the intended design selection.
Two formats, separate packing lines
| Nominal formats | 600 × 1200mm / 750 × 1500mm |
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| Thickness and finish | 10 ± 0.3mm; matte |
| 600 × 1200mm carton | 2 pieces; 30.5kg; 1.44m² calculated |
| 600 × 1200mm pallet | 42 cartons; 84 pieces; 60.48m²; 1,281kg carton subtotal |
| 750 × 1500mm carton | 2 pieces; 50kg; 2.25m² calculated |
| 750 × 1500mm pallet | 42 cartons; 84 pieces; 94.50m²; 2,100kg carton subtotal |
| Pallet options | Wooden or iron pallet |
Areas are nominal calculations from the stated dimensions, before cutting and spare allowances. Carton subtotals exclude the pallet and extra wrapping. Confirm the carton weight basis and final shipment gross weight.
A wall-defined forecourt
Smoke Granite Look Bush Finish Paving is the reference face used for this concept. A long plain concrete wall defines one side of a smoky paved forecourt. With little decoration, the contrast between the smooth wall and granular ground becomes the main visual feature. The rectangular joints establish scale across the open plane. This concept is intended for architectural colour review; it does not establish a traffic category or a tested exterior service condition.
An entrance beneath a simple canopy
A dark canopy frames a recessed entrance above the patterned ground. The paving continues as an uninterrupted colour field, helping the entrance volume stand out without a second floor colour. Review the actual threshold geometry with the project designer. The visual should not be used to assume a particular waterproofing junction, accessible transition or fixing system.
From appearance review to a defined inquiry
Request the declared body
Smoke Granite Look Bush Finish Paving is the selected appearance for this review. A granite-like appearance should be recorded separately from the material specification. Ask for the declared body and matching documentation before writing a stone or porcelain description into a project schedule.
Name the entrance format
Format, appearance and threshold layout are different decisions. Make each explicit in the inquiry so a visual preference does not become an unspecified size order.
Complete carton enclosure
Upright thin cartons are hidden beneath blue film on the pallet. This reflects the confirmed packing presentation rather than a stack of ordinary cubic shipping boxes.
Coordinate with the architectural schedule
Keep the chosen floor reference beside the facade and canopy finishes. A shared schedule is more precise than separate emails describing each component as dark grey.
Examine the face and its arrangement
Dense salt-and-pepper contrast
A fine close-up makes the light inclusions legible within the smoky field. It should not convert them into large chips or polished crystals; the supplied surface is matte.
An architectural module
Several rectangles arranged edge to edge illustrate how a repeating floor unit relates to a broad wall plane. No exact joint width or edge treatment can be established from this concept.
Granular and smooth
The board pairs the face with plain concrete and black metal. The paving carries the surface detail; the adjacent materials create larger quiet areas that let that detail be seen.
Four views of the surrounding palette
Concrete column
A square concrete column places a clear vertical mass above the patterned floor. The relationship is about scale: a broad quiet form beside many small surface marks.
Black canopy edge
A slim dark canopy repeats the deeper tones within the face. Its sharp profile gives the view a defined upper line while the paving remains visibly granular.
Quiet plaster facade
A pale facade counterbalances the darker ground. Keep the wall simple in the visual so the buyer can assess the floor colour without competing veins or a patterned cladding system.
Open entrance axis
An empty approach lets the repeated rectangular joints describe the axis toward the door. Any real entrance needs its own circulation and technical review before this appearance is specified.
Questions about this selection
Does granite look mean natural granite?
Smoke Granite Look Bush Finish Paving: No. Here it identifies the visible granular design. The actual body material has not been confirmed and must be declared separately.
Is this a thick structural paver?
The stated thickness is 10 ± 0.3mm. Do not treat it as a thick load-bearing paving block or infer pedestal suitability from the name.
What does matte confirm?
Matte is the supplied surface finish. It does not on its own establish slip resistance, water absorption or weathering performance.
Can an entrance layout be copied from the image?
The picture is an architectural concept. Thresholds, levels, drainage and fixing must be resolved for the actual building.
Which documents belong in a project inquiry?
State the body material declaration and performance documents required by the project, alongside the chosen size, quantities and this appearance reference.
Company Profile
MingWei Ceramic Tile presents a tile collection for international importers, distributors, retailers and project buyers. The company overview, exhibition photographs and customer-related materials give visitors a broader view of the business behind the catalogue. A first conversation can outline the buyer's market and purchasing requirements, with specifications and commercial terms confirmed for the relevant order.
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EXHIBITION
The showroom brings different colours, patterns and surface appearances into one display environment. Viewing the collection together helps visitors compare design directions and understand the relationship between individual selections. The photographs introduce the showroom as a whole, rather than presenting it as a setting for one product.
A showroom review can connect collection planning with sample selection. Buyers can identify designs for their market, compare the displayed options and prepare questions about the relevant product information. Final specifications, quantities and purchasing arrangements belong in the subsequent order discussion.
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Discuss this selection
For Smoke Granite Look Bush Finish Paving, send the reference image, selected format, estimated quantity and destination to MingWei Ceramic Tile. Include the documents required for the intended use so the quotation and technical review address the same selection.
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| Size | 400x800 mm |
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| Thickness | 9±0.5 |
| Color Options | White, cream, amber, terracotta, pink, green, blue, charcoal |
| Tile Type | Wall tile |
| Recommended Market Use | UseResidential projects, hotel bathrooms, boutique interiors, decorative wall programs |
| Place of Origin | Shandong , Zibo , China |
| Packing | Cardboard Box + Regular Export Wooden Pallet |
| Absorption | ≤0.5% |
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