Crema Sienna Limestone Natural Stone Tile

Description

Limestone is a beautiful, natural rock composed mainly of seashells, skeletal fragments of marine organisms such as corals and molluscs, and other marine sediments. Depending on the region in which limestone was formed, its colour varies from soft whites and creams.

Limestone is the best example of a historic building material that is still recognised and popular today. This stone material was favoured by ancient Egyptians and was used as the main building material for the famous Great Pyramid in Giza, which is still standing today. This is a testament to the weathering resistance of this versatile, natural stone.

Stone is a natural product, unlike synthetic materials. Each piece of natural stone is exclusive, unique and unrepeatable. Natural stone, by its very nature, has variations. Colour, texture, shading, pitting, fissures, and veining may vary from the samples supplied. These variations are characteristics of natural stone and are in no way to be taken as defects. Sealing of stone tiles is highly recommended to help minimise absorption and staining. We recommend all natural stone purchasers to inspect the stock at the warehouse prior to purchasing.

Cleaning
Do not use acids, detergents, or caustic cleaners to clean the stone as it may damage the surface of the natural stone permanently. pH neutral cleaners can be used for cleaning the tiles.

Code
78000

Finish
Tumbled & Sandblasted Limestone

Maintenance
We recommend sealing all natural stone products with aqua seal gold

Suitable For
Outdoor Patios
Around the Pool
Paths + Stairs + Pool Copings

Additional information

Of course! Our team are ready to assist you in your sample selections. Please note that there will be extra freight cost’s involved due to weight of the tile. Please call us on (02) 9567 8971 or email sales@designtiles.com.au

Please refer to the Mapei grout calculator here Tile grouts calculator | Mapei

Design Tiles always recommends ordering an additional 10-15% on top of your order to allow for wastage. For larger format tiles like 600x1200mm, 750x1500mm, 900x1800mm or larger please allow for 20% extra waste. Some rooms will require more cuts which generally means more wastage. Always confirm your quantities with your builder or tiler before proceeding with your order. Also, if you are purchasing tiles that are discontinued or on clearance its always worth buying extra as that tile, or batch of tiles may no longer be available from the manufacturer if you need to cover wastage.