Ita Gold is a high-quality natural sandstone known for its rich golden-yellow colour, fine texture, and elegant natural patterns. Quarried in India, this stone is valued for its premium appearance, strength, and long-lasting durability.It offers excellent resistance to weather conditions, making it suitable for both interior and exterior applications. Ita Gold is widely used in flooring, wall cladding, paving, facades, steps, and landscaping projects. Its warm golden tone enhances architectural beauty, making it an ideal choice for residential, commercial, and heritage-style construction designs.

 General Information

• Product Type: Natural Stone (Sandstone / Marble Category in Trade Use)
• Stone Name: Ita Gold
• Origin: India (Rajasthan / North India)
• Color: Golden yellow to deep gold with natural veins
• Texture: Fine to medium grain, natural crystalline surface
• Form Available: Tiles, slabs, cut-to-size, blocks

 Physical Properties

• Density: ~2.6 – 2.7 g/cm³
• Water Absorption: ~0.1% – 0.5% (low porosity, strong compact stone)
• Porosity: Low
• Weather Resistance: Excellent, suitable for indoor & outdoor use
• Durability: High strength and long-lasting performance

 Mechanical Properties

• Compressive Strength: ~100 – 120 MPa (approx. dry/wet variation)
• Flexural Strength: ~11 – 15 MPa
• Hardness: Good (suitable for flooring and heavy traffic areas)
• Abrasion Resistance: Medium to High

 Size & Thickness Options

• Tile Sizes: 300×300 mm, 400×400 mm, 600×300 mm, 600×600 mm, 600×900 mm
• Slab Sizes: Random slabs up to 180–300 cm length
• Thickness Range: 10 mm – 70 mm (customized available)

 Applications

• Flooring (interior & exterior)
• Wall cladding & facades
• Paving & pathways
• Landscaping & outdoor spaces
• Steps, stairs, and architectural structures
• Countertops & decorative stone work

 Key Features

• Rich golden luxury appearance
• Strong and durable natural stone
• Excellent weather resistance
• Suitable for high-traffic areas
• Easy to polish, cut, and install
• Ideal for modern and heritage architecture