Absolute Black at a glance
| Material | Granite |
|---|---|
| Format | Full slab |
| Finish | Polished |
| Slab thickness | 3 cm |
| Color family | Black |
| Stone grade | Mid-Exotic |
| In stock at | StoneX USA, 1735 S 106th St, West Allis, WI 53214 |
Absolute Black questions
Is Absolute Black in stock as a full slab?
Yes. Absolute Black is stocked as full slabs at our West Allis slab gallery near Milwaukee, so you can see the complete piece — and how the pattern runs across it — before you commit. Stock moves, so call 414-998-0404 to confirm current availability.
Does Absolute Black need to be sealed?
Yes. Absolute Black is natural stone and porous, so your fabricator applies a penetrating sealer after installation and it is refreshed periodically. Granite handles heat well, so hot cookware is not a problem.
What is Absolute Black best used for?
Kitchen countertops, islands, bar tops, outdoor kitchens and fireplace surrounds. Granite's heat resistance makes it a common choice where hot cookware goes straight onto the surface.
Can I buy Absolute Black if I already have a fabricator?
Yes. Come to the gallery, tag the granite slab you want, and your fabricator collects it. We also sell directly to fabricators, builders and remodelers across the Milwaukee area on wholesale terms.
Similar granite colors
Other granite colors in our West Allis gallery — or see every granite slab we carry.
Visit the gallery at 1735 S 106th St, West Allis, WI 53214 (Mon–Fri 8:30–17:00, Sat 8:30–14:00), call 414-998-0404, or request a quote.
The Absolute Black Family
Several slabs share this name but are different materials. We label them honestly so you know exactly what you are buying:
| Slab | Material | What that means |
|---|---|---|
| Absolute Black (this page) | Natural granite (polished) | True black granite - heat-proof, outdoor-capable |
| Absolute Black Polished | Engineered quartz | Uniform black, non-porous, indoor only |
| Absolute Black Leathered | Engineered quartz | Matte texture that hides fingerprints |
Natural stone is unrepeatable and takes a sealer; engineered quartz is consistent and maintenance-free. The quartz vs quartzite guide explains the trade-off, and the live inventory shows current stock.
