The red sandstone of Agra is both ancient in origin and a natural resource. Acclaimed for its reddish color, sandstone fine-grained and from the distinguished quarries of Agra in India is aged through history, India’s architectural work includes marvels like Red Fort and Fatehpur Sikri which symbolize strength and heritage of the nation. Its rich value stands is an indication of Indian architectural beauty.
In addition, Agra sandstones have warm red colors overlaid with fine grains, giving it a riven surface. This shows that Agra sandstone can be used to add traditional artistry in modern developments. Moreover, the stone is greatly tolerant to conditions, not prone to wear-and-tear, and is naturally non-slippery, which increases its utility in many fields both indoors and outdoors.
| Material Type | Sandstone |
| Color | Red |
| Compressive Strength |
Approx. 800–1200 kg/cm²
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| After Freezing |
700–1100 kg/cm²
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| Ultimate Tensile Strength | 50–90 kg/cm² |
| Water Absorption | 2.5–4.0% |
| Impact Test (Min Fall HT) | 40–60 cm |
| Bulk Density |
2200–2400 kg/m³
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| Flooring |
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Wall cladding
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Landscaping
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| Paving |
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Countertops and tabletops
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