Karratha Stone - featured Rock & Stone finish Verified listing

INTRODUCING KARRATHA STONE - the bedrock of choice for exceptional construction projects that command distinction and demand an unmistakable, unique feature.

As displayed in KINGS PARK!

Welcome to the timeless natural beauty that is Karratha Stone. See the extensive range of styles and finishes this versatile product is capable of. Each style is different from the next, yet all are utilising the same product. Quarried in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, Karratha Stone (also known as Whundo Stone) can be transported anywhere for your project.

When it comes to crafting extraordinary structures, Karratha Stone stands as a symbol of unparalleled quality and aesthetics. With its origins rooted in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, this remarkable stone brings the rugged elegance of the land to every project it graces.

Karratha Stone isn't just a building material; it's a statement. Its natural beauty, coupled with a diverse range of styles and finishes, provides architects, builders, and designers the creative freedom to turn visions into reality. Each stone within the Karratha Stone collection is meticulously cut to ensure a consistent standard of excellence that leaves an indelible mark on every project.

Used in the surrounds of the buildings at KINGS PARK, in Churches, Homes and Libraries, in metropolitan Perth

When your construction projects that deserve nothing but the best, Karratha Stone is the solid foundation upon which extraordinary is built. See the range here: https://karrathastone.com.au

FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS

Karratha stone, being a warm-coloured, dense, strong, abrasion-resistant rock, has a wide range of applications in both horizontal and vertical finishes, where its decorative effects enhance its excellent physical properties.
Steps and paving slabs are especially relevant where the ability of the stone to resist continuous wear and attrition is needed.

The high silica content provides an excellent ‘non-slip’ surface, whilst strength, colours and textures are features that make it an ideal natural product for walls and ‘special features.

Karratha stone, being 2.5 times stronger than concrete and with 0.7% absorption rate, becomes water resistant when laid with a 4:1 mortar mix. The application of strand ply is recommended to double the strength of mortar in paving applications. The ratio is one packet to 10m2.