Gneiss Countertops. Gneiss is formed by high-temperature and high-pressure metamorphic processes acting on formations composed of igneous or sedimentary rocks. The interior uses of Gneiss include Countertops Decorative aggregates Flooring and Interior decoration whereas the interior uses of Quartzite include Countertops Decorative aggregates Flooring and Homes.
It also called Beola Bianco GraniteBeola Bianca GneissBeola Bianco QuartziteBeola Bianca QuartziteBeola Bianca. The most common granite gneiss material is stone. Red garnet along with quartz and feldspar in gneiss -a metamorphic rock.
If the rock has a wavy pattern throughout it is probably gneiss which is a very adequate substitute for granite as it is compositionally very similar to granite.
Virginia Mist granite is a fine grained black soft grey banded or clouded gneiss. Gneiss is available in black brown pink red white colors whereas Granite is available in black grey orange pink white colors. These bands may be straight or tightly folded. Known in the construction trade as Rainbow Granite polished panels of the banded and severely swirled Archean -aged-aged migmatitic gneiss can be found decorating building facades throughout the country.
