Bengal Black -dark strips export to Vietnam


The Bengal black dark (G20) are  exported by us to Vietnam,Indonesia and Thailand(unpolished)
Available in sizes of  180X60 up approximately 400 sq.mtr in a container. This is the best economical uniform and consistent black granite (real granite - not basalt like Mongolian black) available to day. best value for money






























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