Baltic Brown

Original price was: 366 €.
Current price is: 256 €./m² −30 % until 19 Novincl. VAT (206 € + 24% VAT)

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Additional information

Surface finish

Polished

Thickness

20 / 30 mm

Origin

Finland

Standard slab size

2900 × 1500 mm

Weight per m²

53 kg/m²

Use

Kitchen, bathroom, wall, window sill (indoors)

Material

Granite

Colour

Brown

Finnish, polished and brown – Baltic Brown is a granite from just across the Gulf, which makes it a natural fit for Nordic homes with pine, birch or oak. Being quarried, each slab is unique.

Granite tolerates heat from pans better than engineered surfaces, so a pot from the stove is less of a worry. It benefits from occasional sealing to keep spills from soaking in. The slab is 20 or 30 mm thick.

Cutting is done in our Patika factory near Tallinn; installation in your home is by our fitters.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Baltic Brown worktop cost?

Baltic Brown starts from 256 €/m² incl. VAT. The written quote, sent within 24 hours on working days, itemises the slab, edges, cut-outs, delivery and installation.

Where does Baltic Brown work best?

Kitchens, bathrooms, walls and indoor window sills – Nordic interiors with pine, birch or oak.

How do I care for Baltic Brown granite?

Clean with pH-neutral soap and water. Granite tolerates heat; seal it occasionally to keep oil and wine from soaking in.

How quickly can it be installed?

Installation is 10 working days from drawing approval, after our laser measurement on site.

A polished brown granite from Finland that tolerates heat and suits Nordic interiors; 20 or 30 mm, for kitchens, bathrooms, walls and indoor window sills.