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Colour
Finish
Slip Rating
P1 - Very high
P2 - High
P3 - Moderate
P4 - Low
P5 - Very low
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Intended Use
Indoor
Low heat absorption
Durable
Low maintenance
Project sizes available
Can be submerged
Specs & Information
Limestone Specification
Format & Sizing
610 x 305 x 15mm
610 x 610 x 15mm
800 x 400 x 15mm
Recommended Grout Colours
Product Description
Introducing the “Tundra Blue Limestone”: a light grey Limestone with gentle and captivating soft blue vein variations. This Limestone variety combines the calming tones of light grey with the subtle beauty of soft blue veining, creating a visually enchanting stone suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.
Limestone, an exquisite sedimentary stone, is primarily found in the serene waters of shallow areas in sub-tropical regions of Earth. It possesses a captivating charm expressed through its density, colour variations, and intriguing fossil exposure.
The creation of limestone unfolds in two remarkable ways:
1. Flourishing marine organisms, such as oysters, mussels, clams, and coral, utilize calcium carbonate to construct their remarkable shells and skeletal structures. Upon their demise, these remains amass on the ocean floor, subject to the compaction forces of crashing waves. Through the interplay of sediments and pressure, limestone is born, a testament to nature’s artistry.
2. Nature’s alchemy unfolds as water imbued with calcium carbonate particles gracefully evaporates, leaving behind sedimentary deposits akin to wondrous stalactites and stalagmites. When these ethereal formations emerge along coastal regions, the symphony of water pressure and time collaborates to metamorphose them into the timeless beauty of limestone.
In its natural splendor, limestone’s hues emanate a sense of tranquility, often gracing the world with soft shades of white, tan, or grey. Yet, as it embraces various impurities, it surprises us with subtle nuances. The iron oxide may grant it a warm embrace of brown, yellow, or red, while the caress of carbon could instill an enigmatic allure in blue, black, or grey tones.
Truly, limestone embodies the enduring poetry of Earth’s history, preserving the stories of ancient life in every delicate grain and captivating swirl.
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