A by-product of the natural process of marine life, this Natural Stone has had considerable commercial importance for a long time. Known as a hard-wearing stone, very dense and durable from an architectural point of view, they are aesthetically versatile in their applications. A perfect stone for the wet areas, this is in demand for its installation near pools, hot tubs, and ponds<\/p>\n

Myths<\/strong><\/em>: Vulnerable to alterations if exposed to acids.<\/p>\n

Classics<\/strong><\/em>: Being a more porous stone, they need to be sealed properly at the time of their installation. Otherwise, they can etch when exposed to hard cleaning acids. So using the right kind of sealers and cleaners will help to keep your any stone product, and not only the limestones, in a very good condition for a long time. The Upkeep of this stone is very very important.<\/p>\n

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4. SANDSTONE<\/strong><\/h3>\n

A sedimentary rock exhibiting multiple color variations from white to black, and grey to pink is an apt choice for flooring, kitchen countertops, outdoor fireplaces, patios, walls, and whatnot. Choose from a range of Stone Universe color pallets and patterns that suits your house the most.<\/p>\n

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Myths<\/strong><\/em>: The stone shows a lot of variations<\/p>\n

Classics<\/strong><\/em>: Unlike manufactured stones, these original stone has movement and uniqueness attached to them. Each stone is of its own kind, and you won\u2019t find any two pieces exactly alike. Isn\u2019t it an attractive thing when it comes to flooring? Uniqueness should be the essence of life.<\/p>\n

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5. TRAVERTINE<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Again a sedimentary rock, with a distinctive character of swirls or small cavities that are formed to create its cream color defines a beautiful Travertine tile. The choice of the classes is to install them on floors, walls, hallways, kitchen to give an impression of singularity.<\/p>\n

Myths<\/strong><\/em>: They require a lot of maintenance because of their holes and are high on cost<\/p>\n

Classics:<\/strong><\/em> As comparable to other Natural Stones, these travertine are a little high on cost because of the facts of their unique texture, versatility, appearance, and durability. The product has the potential to give any project a timeless look. Being available in different colors and variations, it becomes easy to replace them later on, if need be.<\/p>\n

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6. QUARTZITE<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Sandstone that has undergone a lot of heat pressure forms a quartzite. One of the most physically durable and chemically resistant rocks found on the earth\u2019s crust. It is because of this incredible strength that the material is regarded as one of the choices for countertop materials.<\/p>\n

Myths:<\/strong> <\/em>They are a little difficult to install and is porous<\/p>\n

Classics:<\/strong><\/em> Installation of any Natural Stone is specifically be taken care of very well. When talking about building materials or stones, obviously they require some peculiar types of tools for doing the job. This is even correct if we use any other material instead of Natural Stones. Correct sealing is very important to keep your material intact for a longer period of time.<\/p>\n

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Concluding the article, building with stone in an environmentally considerate way requires careful thought and planning and so does its installation and upkeep.<\/p>\n

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