Transrock supplies Honey Granite landscaping rocks in a range of shapes and sizes, from 150mm through to 2000mm. With its naturally squarish shape, rounded corners and warm honey, cream, beige and greige tones, Honey Granite brings a softer, more welcoming character to landscape projects. Watch our video to find out more.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Tell us about Honey Granite.
Honey Granite is a form of granite that’s quite blocky in shape which can be used through playgrounds, garden beds, retaining and through schools as well.
Why choose Honey Granite?
So the Honey Granite comes in a natural form with blocks and flats. We can also cut it into steps 170mm thick and steppers in 35mm thick and also cut into seats which can be used around a fire pit or throughout a garden bed.
Common sizes of Honey Granite?
So we have a Honey Granite gabian which comes in a 200mm minus and then from there it can go anywhere from the 200mm up to 2m plus in size if needed.
Pro tips for using Honey Granite?
Speaking to the installer of the rocks, also choosing the right size and the right shapes so it all matches in nicely.
What should a customer share about their project?
Let us know the sort of look they’re going for, where it’s going in the garden and the size of the machine being used by the installer, and we can point them in the right direction.
What’s so special about Honey Granite?
The biggest reason landscapers enjoy using honey granite is it’s easy to install. Uh comes in good shapes and it’s quite quite good to look at once installed.
The difference between Honey Granite and Field Granite?
If you’re choosing between Honey Granite and Field Granite, the two differences are Honey Granite is more blocky where Field Granite is more rounded. Field Granite is also a little bit more grey in colour where the Honey Granite is more brown and white.
Why do you recommend Honey Granite?
This is the product I always recommend when the customer has quite a dark house. The Honey Granite sort of stands out with that light dry colour and the mixture of shapes and sizes look good as a bit of natural look. If you’re looking for a premium product that won’t blow the budget, this is the perfect product for that.
