
Audax
Granite
3cm

A deep, saturated blue broken by white and black crystal, and one of the rarest colors in natural stone. The blue is real sodalite, not a dye or a coating. It looks like a semiprecious stone but is as hard and dense as any granite.
Natural stone: every slab is different
This is quarried material. Color, veining, and movement vary from slab to slab and from bundle to bundle, and no two are the same. The photograph shows one slab, not the whole range. Choose the actual slabs off the rack, and take everything your job needs from the same bundle. A later order will come from a different block and will not match.
One showroom: 11129 Zodiac Ln, Dallas. Call before you drive over if you need a particular slab held.

Screens vary. These photographs are not edited or color-corrected, but the only accurate way to judge color is to see it in person.
| Material | Granite |
|---|---|
| Origin | Brazil |
| Color family | Blue |
| Finish | Not recorded |
| Thickness | 2cm, 3cm |
| Average slab size | 127″ × 77″Slabs vary; measured per slab |
The quarry or manufacturer holds lab-tested performance data (absorption, flexural strength, slip resistance), and it is not published per slab.
| Thickness | Average slab | SKU | Racked today |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2cm | 127″ × 77″ | 2118 | Check today’s 2cm Blue Bahia slabs in the live inventory |
| 3cm | 126″ × 77″ | 895 | Check today’s 3cm Blue Bahia slabs in the live inventory |
Thicknesses are the range we carry. The number standing in the racks is in the live inventory.