Basalt Stone

Basalt Stone is a high-performance natural volcanic stone, formed through the rapid cooling of lava on the Earth’s surface. Known for its dark gray to black color palette, fine-grained texture, and natural porosity, Basalt is prized worldwide for durability, mechanical strength, and weather resistance, making it an ideal choice for global construction, infrastructure, and industrial projects.

Although sometimes referred to as “Basalt Granite” in international markets due to visual similarity with certain dark granites, basalt is a distinct extrusive igneous rock, fundamentally different from granite in formation, texture, and performance.

Basalt vs Granite | Key Differences

Basalt: Extrusive volcanic stone, fine-grained, porous, excellent for exterior façades, urban paving, industrial flooring, and outdoor architecture. Provides a modern, minimalist, and industrial aesthetic.
Granite: Intrusive igneous stone, coarse-grained, dense, commonly used in interior flooring, countertops, and decorative architectural elements. Offers a polished and luxurious appearance.

Technical Features & Advantages of Basalt Stone

Exceptional compressive strength and long-term durability
High abrasion, impact, and mechanical resistance
Outstanding performance in extreme temperatures and harsh climates
Low water absorption and moisture resistance
Natural anti-algae properties for humid or coastal regions
Environmentally friendly and naturally sourced
Strong adhesion with cement, mortar, and other construction materials

Basalt is most commonly supplied with a leathered (textured) finish for slip resistance and architectural character in outdoor and high-traffic applications.

Basalt Stone Finishing Options

Polished Finish: Smooth and elegant, ideal for premium architectural projects.
Leathered / Matte Finish: Textured, natural appearance for façades, landscaping, and exterior cladding.
Bush-Hammered / Scratched Finish: Rough, anti-slip surface suitable for public spaces, outdoor flooring, and industrial areas.

These versatile finishing options make basalt a suitable material for both decorative and infrastructural international projects.

Applications of Basalt Stone

Basalt Stone is extensively used in global architecture and construction, including:

Exterior building façades
Urban paving, sidewalks, and pedestrian walkways
Public squares, parks, and landscaping projects
Industrial flooring and factory environments
Exterior wall cladding and architectural panels
Slip-resistant outdoor flooring for high-traffic and humid areas

Its dark color, fine texture, and durability make it a favorite for modern, minimalist, and industrial designs worldwide.

Quarry & Export Supply

Basalt is primarily quarried from the Maku region in West Azerbaijan Province, Iran, known for high-quality volcanic stone deposits. The stone is carefully extracted and processed to meet international quality standards, ensuring consistent slabs and blocks for export markets.

Why Choose Basalt Stone for International Projects?

Long-lasting performance: Resistant to water, moisture, algae, and environmental erosion.
Sustainable and natural: Eco-friendly material suitable for outdoor applications.
Reliable quality for export: Consistent color, texture, and mechanical strength across batches.
Versatile design options: Leathered, polished, or bush-hammered finishes for interior and exterior use.

✨ Basalt Stone offers architects, designers, and construction companies a durable, cost-effective, and visually striking solution for modern international projects.