Photo is for reference only. Color, veining, and shading vary between slabs. Visit our slabyard to select your material in person.

Tiger Orange

Name: Tiger Orange Granite CDO: Coarse Rust From ₱2,600
Price: 2600.00 PHP
Availability: InStock

₱2,600 per sqm

Quarry: China
Surface Finish: Polished
Edges: Natural (Unpolished)
Thickness: 18 mm
Requires Sealing: Yes

Crystals the size of coins, in rust and salmon against gray and black. Tiger Orange is neither orange nor striped, and at ₱2,600 per sqm only two granites in CDO cost less.

Quarry	China
Surface Finish	Polished
Edges	Natural (Unpolished)
Thickness	18 mm
Requires Sealing	Yes

Get a FREE Quote Today!See Other Granites

Available at all 5 branches. Custom-fabricated and installed in 3-5 days.

Get a Quote

Why Choose Tiger Orange

Hot Pots and Pans Will Not Scorch It No resin holding the slab together, so a pan straight off the burner will not scorch it the way it would engineered quartz.

Affordable ₱2,600 per sqm in CDO, with only Salt and Pepper and Chestnut Brown cheaper on the granite list.

Hides Everyday Mess Crystals this large, at this much contrast, swallow crumbs and water marks that a fine pale counter would put on display.

Quarried, Not Manufactured Cut from one block rather than blended in a factory, so each slab still carries the geology of the ground it came from.

What Is Tiger Orange Granite (G562)?

Coarse rust-toned feldspar set against gray and black.

Tiger Orange is a Chinese granite of large rust and salmon feldspar crystals wedged against gray quartz, with heavy black clustering carried through the slab. The crystals run big enough to pick out from the far side of a room. Its quarry code is G562.

Both halves of the name mislead. Nothing in it is orange in any ordinary sense and no stripe crosses it anywhere; the colour is a warm terracotta-leaning pink and the pattern is an even mosaic of crystals. Judge it on the material.

No direction runs through that mosaic, so a slab can be laid whichever way the room wants, which hands us room to move when we place a seam.

At ₱2,600 per square meter, only Salt and Pepper and Chestnut Brown cost less on the CDO granite list, and a pan can come off the burner straight onto it, which engineered quartz will not tolerate.

How Much Does a Tiger Orange Countertop Cost in Cagayan de Oro?

Prices are subject to change without prior notice.

Item	Starting Rates
Tiger Orange slab	₱2,600 per sqm
Fabrication	₱500 per lm
Installation	₱500 per lm
Sink or hob cut-outs	₱500 per set

Cut-outs are charged only where the installation is ours as well. Delivery is worked out from the distance between your site and the Cagayan de Oro branch, and a job further out into Northern Mindanao is quoted the same way.

Get a FREE Quote Today!

How Do You Clean Tiger Orange Granite?

Three habits, and a sealed counter mostly runs itself.

Blot Spills and Drips Promptly

Natural stone carries real porosity, which puts cooking oil and red wine at the top of the list of things to catch early. A wipe handles either one on a sealed counter, but neither should be left standing overnight.

Use Only Granite Cleaner

Bleach and the acidic sprays sold for bathrooms strip the seal and bring the next application forward. A pH-neutral stone cleaner lifts grease and leaves what is underneath alone.

Never Scour It

Steel wool, abrasive powders and scouring pads leave permanent scuffs in a polish. A plastic scraper takes off anything dried on without marking it.

Sealers and cleaners matched to this stone sit on the shelf at our CDO yard, so nobody has to guess in a supermarket aisle. The wider stone care range is worth a look first.

How Do You Care for Tiger Orange Granite?

One seal, an occasional check, and one thing never to do.

Seal It on Installation

The counter wants sealing once it is in place and the dust has settled. Our crew handles that as part of the fit, and it decides how the stone behaves for the next several years.

Reseal as Needed

Leave a few drops of water somewhere out of the way on the counter for fifteen minutes. Wipe them off, and a darkened patch underneath means it is due — a wipe-on, wipe-off evening. Once or twice a year is the usual rhythm, and that is a guide rather than a schedule.

Never Sit or Stand on It

Granite is hard, not flexible, so an unsupported overhang can split under someone’s weight. Fetch a step stool instead of climbing onto the counter.

Is Tiger Orange Granite Good for Kitchen Countertops?

Yes, and in a CDO kitchen the coarse grain does real work.

Yes. The chemistry is silicate, so acid finds nothing to bite on. Calamansi, vinegar and wine leave the polish exactly as they found it, where a marble would go dull in seconds.

Heat is the clean win over engineered quartz. Nothing inside a granite slab burns, so a pan can travel from burner to counter and will not scorch the surface. A trivet is still worth using, because any stone can crack if the temperature change is sudden and extreme, though one careless moment will not cost you the counter.

Those big crystals are genuinely practical. Crumbs, water rings and the general evidence of cooking vanish into a surface holding this much contrast, so it handles a busy household better than any fine pale stone at the same rate.

The trade is visual, and it is worth being honest about. This is a bold, warm, traditional slab that will take charge of a small kitchen, and it is the wrong stone for a scheme built on clean minimal lines.

Does Tiger Orange Granite Need Sealing?

Yes. The answer does not carry over from another granite.

Yes. The stone is open enough for oil and wine to work their way in and leave a dark patch behind. Sealed, it turns both away and behaves like any other easy kitchen surface.

Colour predicts nothing here, in either direction. Marigold is a light brown granite and asks for no sealer at all, while Gray Honda is dark and does want one. Checking the specific stone is the only method that works.

In practice that is one application when we install it, then the water test twice a year at most. That is the entire commitment, and it is what a natural stone charges for taking a hot pan without flinching.

Tiger Orange vs Our Other Warm Coarse-Grained Granites in Cagayan de Oro

One close cousin, and two clear alternatives.

Tiger Orange is the rust-toned one

Big terracotta feldspar, gray quartz, black clustering, ₱2,600 per sqm in CDO. Warmest of the coarse pink-family stones on the list.

Pink Porrino is its closest relative

Pink Porrino is built to near enough the same crystal structure at ₱2,800 per sqm, in a cleaner, cooler salmon showing more white quartz. No two stones we stock sit closer together, so decide between them on the slabs themselves rather than on a photograph or a name.

Baby Pink is the quiet version

Baby Pink keeps a fine, tight blush grain that reads almost plain, also ₱2,800 per sqm. Same colour family at a fraction of the scale, for a kitchen where this one would be too much.

Multicolor Red has movement instead

Multicolor Red trades the crystal mosaic for sweeping charcoal banding over terracotta, at ₱3,800 per sqm. Take it if you want flow rather than an even scatter, and settle the run direction before anything is cut.

What Colours Go With Tiger Orange Granite?

A warm, loud counter wants a quiet CDO kitchen around it.

A great deal happens across this surface and all of it is warm, so the cabinetry around it should stay plain and stay on the warm side.

Cream and warm white are the safest company, lifting the rust without arguing with it. Timber is the natural fit, and oak, teak and narra all share the undertone outright.

Gray doors can work, because the slab already carries plenty of gray quartz for them to answer. Keep that gray warm rather than blue-toned.

Stark white and cool blue are the traps. Both fight the terracotta and leave the counter looking dated rather than deliberate. Brass and antique bronze belong on the handles here, where chrome reads cold against all that warmth.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Tiger Orange actually orange, and does it have stripes?

Neither. The colour lands as a warm terracotta-leaning pink rather than orange, and the pattern is an even crystal mosaic with no banding or striping anywhere in it. The name promises something the slab does not deliver, so buy on the material.

What is the difference between Tiger Orange and Pink Porrino?

Tone, mostly, rather than structure. This one is warmer and rustier; Pink Porrino comes through as a cleaner, cooler salmon with more white quartz in it. The rates in CDO are ₱2,600 against ₱2,800. They are the closest two stones we stock, so look at both slabs.

Does Tiger Orange granite need sealing?

Yes. Oil and red wine can penetrate it and leave a dark patch behind. We seal on installation; after that, a few drops of water on an inconspicuous spot, twice a year at most, will tell you whether it is due, and you reseal only when the stone darkens underneath.

Can you put a hot pan on Tiger Orange granite?

Yes. Nothing in it can scorch, because no resin holds the slab together, so a pan off the burner leaves neither burn nor discolouration. Thermal shock on a cold slab still argues for a trivet, and this stays granite’s clearest edge over engineered quartz.

Does it hide everyday mess?

Better than almost anything else at this rate in CDO. Large crystals and strong contrast break up crumbs, water marks and cooking residue, so the counter reads tidy for longer between wipes than a fine pale stone would.

Does it etch like marble?

No. The chemistry is silicate rather than calcium carbonate, so acid has nothing in the polish to dissolve. Calamansi, vinegar and wine sit on it harmlessly, where a marble would go dull almost at once.

Can Tiger Orange granite be used outdoors?

Yes. Colour holds in full sun, where engineered quartz yellows instead, so lanai counters, outdoor kitchens and poolside runs are all fair game. Keep up with the water test, since stone outdoors works harder.

Where can you buy Tiger Orange granite in Cagayan de Oro?

Stone Depot, from the Cagayan de Oro yard. It is stocked rather than ordered in, so you can walk the racks and see it at full size before anything is cut, and stock turns over, so what is on the floor changes.

Coarse-grained stone especially deserves that look, because the scale of the crystals reads nothing like it does on a sample tile. The yard is open Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 5 PM, and the rest of the granite range in CDO is on the same floor.

Send Your Plan and Get an Estimate Within 24 Hours

Free and no obligation. Or drop by any of our branches and we will provide you a quotation on the spot.