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| Product | Khorramabad Black Gohare (Limestone) |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Dark grey/black sorts; some lots lean cream-beige |
| Origin | Khorramabad, Lorestan, Iran |
| Apparent Density | ~2.5–2.7 g/cm³ (sort-dependent) |
| Water Absorption | Relatively high — sealing required |
| Compressive Strength | Medium (method & sort dependent) |
| Abrasion Resistance | Lower than hard marbles/granites; pick suitable finish |
| Hardness (Mohs) | ~3 (approximate) |
| Unit Weight | ~45–50 kg/m² at 20 mm; ~35–40 kg/m² at 16–17 mm |
| Finishes | Honed, Polished (select sorts), Brushed/Leathered, Antiqued, Sandblasted, Bush-hammered |
| Sizes | Slabs 2/3 cm; Tiles 300×300, 600×600, 600×1200 mm; custom |
| Applications | Interior walls/floors (low–medium traffic), stairs, elevator surrounds, feature walls |
| Packing | Foam interlayers + moisture barrier + export wooden crates |
| Care | Seal before use; avoid acids; schedule re-sealing and neutral-pH cleaning |
Khorramabad Black Gohare is a budget-friendly Iranian limestone from Lorestan, offered in darker “black/charcoal” sorts as well as classic beige tones. It delivers a calm, architectural look, acceptable polish on premium sorts, and reliable sizing—making it a smart choice for cost-sensitive residential and multi-unit projects. As a limestone with relatively higher absorption, it performs best indoors with correct sealing and maintenance.
Key Highlights of Khorramabad Black Gohare
Neutral, elegant look (dark grey/black sorts; some lots lean cream-beige) that pairs easily with wood, metal, and concrete
Value pricing versus many marbles and luxury stones; strong fit for large-volume projects
Acceptable polishability on top sorts; honed/antiqued finishes recommended for everyday use
Applications
Interior wall cladding, corridors, stair treads and risers, elevator surrounds, budget-friendly lobby floors (low–medium traffic with proper finish), vanity tops and feature walls. Exterior use or wet areas require conservative finish selection, sealing, and detailing.
Material: Limestone (marble-limestone)
Origin: Khorramabad, Lorestan, Iran
Apparent Density: ~2.5–2.7 g/cm³ (sort-dependent)
Water Absorption: Relatively high (seal before use; maintain regularly)
Compressive Strength: Medium (varies by sort and test method)
Abrasion Resistance: Lower than hard marbles/granites; choose finish accordingly
Hardness (Mohs): ~3 (may vary by sort)
Unit Weight per m²: ~45–50 kg at 20 mm; ~35–40 kg at ~16–17 mm
Finishes: Honed (recommended), Polished (select sorts), Brushed/Leathered, Antiqued, Sandblasted, Bush-hammered
Recommended Use: Primarily interiors; avoid acidic cleaners; re-seal on schedule
Sizes & Thicknesses
Slabs (2 cm | 3 cm), tiles 300×300, 600×600, 600×1200 mm; custom cuts on request.
Packaging Foam interlayers + moisture barrier + export wooden crates; strapped and bar-coded.
Minimum Order Typically 200 m² (negotiable by mix/destination).
Natural stone note: color and vein intensity vary by block/lot. Confirm current photos and acceptance criteria before cutting.