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Finish: Polished and Honed
Edge Profile: Straight | Non-Rectified
Thickness: 2cm | 3/4in
Bookmatch: No
PRICE PER SLAB
REASONS TO LOVE IT
x- Timeless Beauty - Limestone’s neutral tones and natural textures create a warm, elegant look that complements both classic and modern designs.
- Versatility - Suitable for various applications like flooring, countertops, walls, fireplaces, facades, and outdoor areas like patios and pool surrounds.
- Unique Character - Each slab is unique, with subtle veining, fossil imprints, and natural patterns that add personality and charm.
- Earthy, Natural Appeal - Limestone’s organic texture and colors bring a sense of tranquility and connection to nature into any space.
- Durability - While softer than granite or marble, limestone is still a strong, long-lasting material, especially when sealed and properly maintained.
- Wide Range of Styles - Available in various finishes (honed, polished, brushed) and colors (beige, gray, cream, tan), limestone adapts to multiple design aesthetics.
- Heat Resistance - Limestone performs well in high-heat areas, making it great for fireplaces and outdoor kitchens.
- Sustainable Material - As a natural stone, limestone is eco-friendly, with minimal processing required, reducing its environmental footprint.
- Soft, Subtle Look - Its understated elegance makes it an excellent choice for creating minimalist or serene interiors and exteriors.
- Ages Gracefully - Over time, limestone develops a beautiful patina, enhancing its charm and giving it a lived-in, authentic feel.
Care & Maintenance
x- Regular Cleaning - Use a soft, damp cloth or mop with a pH-neutral stone cleaner. Avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners as they can etch or damage the surface.
- Sealing - Seal limestone slabs periodically (every 6-12 months) to protect against stains and moisture. Use a high-quality stone sealer specifically designed for limestone.
- Immediate Spill Cleanup - Wipe up spills immediately, especially acidic substances like wine, citrus, or vinegar, to prevent etching or staining.
- Avoid Abrasive Tools - Use soft cloths, sponges, or microfiber mops for cleaning. Avoid steel wool or abrasive pads, which can scratch the surface.
- Dust Regularly - Sweep or vacuum regularly with a soft brush attachment to prevent dirt and grit from scratching the surface.
- Preventative Measures - Use coasters, placemats, and trivets to protect the surface from hot pans, heavy objects, or staining agents. Place rugs or mats in high-traffic areas to reduce wear and tear.
- Avoid Harsh Chemicals - Do not use bleach, ammonia, or acidic cleaners, as they can cause discoloration or damage. Test new cleaning products on a small, inconspicuous area before full application.
- Polishing - For polished limestone, use a stone-specific polish occasionally to maintain its shine. Avoid wax-based products, as they can build up and dull the surface.
- Addressing Stains and Scratches - For minor stains, create a paste with baking soda and water, apply it to the stain, and let it sit before gently scrubbing and rinsing. Deep scratches or stains may require professional refinishing.
- Professional Maintenance - Schedule professional cleaning and resealing every few years to maintain the stone’s appearance and durability.
FAQ
x- What are limestone countertops? Limestone countertops are made from natural sedimentary stone that features soft, earthy tones and unique fossilized patterns, adding elegance and warmth to kitchens, bathrooms, and other spaces.
- Are limestone countertops durable? Limestone is durable but softer than granite or quartz, making it more prone to scratches and etching. Proper care and sealing help maintain its longevity.
- Do limestone countertops need to be sealed? Yes, sealing is recommended to protect limestone countertops from stains, moisture, and etching. Reseal every 6-12 months for optimal protection.
- Are limestone countertops heat-resistant? Limestone is heat-resistant but can be damaged by direct contact with hot pots and pans. Always use trivets or heat pads to protect the surface.
- How do you clean limestone countertops? Use a soft cloth or sponge with a pH-neutral stone cleaner. Avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners, as they can damage the surface.
- Can limestone countertops stain? Yes, limestone is porous and can stain if not sealed properly or if spills are not cleaned immediately. Regular sealing minimizes this risk.
- What colors are available for limestone countertops? Limestone is typically available in neutral tones such as beige, cream, tan, gray, and off-white, often with subtle veining or fossil patterns.
- Can limestone countertops be used outdoors? Yes, limestone is suitable for outdoor use, but exposure to weather and UV rays may cause fading over time. Sealers can help reduce this effect.
- Are limestone countertops easy to maintain? Limestone countertops require regular cleaning, sealing, and care to prevent stains, scratches, and etching, but with proper maintenance, they remain beautiful and functional.
- How do I repair scratches or stains on limestone countertops? Minor scratches or stains can often be addressed with a stone-safe cleaner or paste. For deep scratches or persistent stains, professional refinishing may be required.
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