Granite is an igneous rock, intrusive rock and magma, widespread format. The rock is available in a variety of shapes, including stones, tiles, tiles and marble. The coarse-grained igneous rock contains a wide range of minerals, including quartz, feldspar sodium-rich plagioclase, orthoclase feldspar, mica, Muscovite, biotite, hornblende, copper, iron and other metals. The granite is available in a variety of colors, depending on their mineralogy and chemistry. Part of the municipalities that are available on the market today are black, green, yellow, blue, red, white, gray, gold, purple, brown, cream and pink granite.

The pink color comes from the pink granite rock in orthoclase feldspar. In addition, the gray color with white quartz and feldspar from the mono Cline. The granite is typically massive, hard and difficult. The average density of the stone varies from 2.65 to 2.75 g/cm3. The compressive strength of the rock is generally greater than 200 MPa. In addition, the viscosity of quartz is 6.3 • 1019 Pa • s.

Pink granite is a natural stone that can not be duplicated by man. Granite has become extremely popular because of its distinctive qualities, including scratch resistance, heat resistance, water resistance and ability to wear. Proper maintenance of these rocks can be very resistant to last a lifetime. Unlike other synthetic products, granite is no regular maintenance or replacement difficult.