Spanish limestone
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Product • By Monteluso Stone • Portuguese White Rustic Limestone Irregular Natural Split
Portuguese White Rustic Limestone Irregular Natural Split
Portuguese White Rustic Limestone is a natural limestone sourced from selected quarries in Central Portugal. Each piece is individually selected, creating an irregular composition with natural variations in shape, texture and warm beige tones.
The stone features a natural split face that preserves its authentic mineral character, while the sawn flat back facilitates installation and allows the material to be used as natural stone cladding for both contemporary and traditional architecture.
Suitable for exterior façades, garden and boundary walls, interior feature walls, villas, hospitality and landscape projects. The irregular format allows architects and installers to create distinctive masonry compositions, from refined faç... More
Product • By Areniscas Stone - Spanish Natural Stone • Caliza BLANCA PINAR ® Limestone
Caliza BLANCA PINAR ® Limestone
www.areniscas.com/ project Blanca Pinar
It is a limestone with a toned white background, without bright, which has an abundance of bioflakes. Fine grain size, and its main component is the calcite. This is a very versatile stone that is used both in cladding and decoration, since it is possible to manufacture moldings, columns, balustrades and all kind of architectural elements.
The limestone Caliza Blanca Pinar is a stone highly appreciated by architects and decorators, both for its purity of colour and for its texture, which is why it is a material widely used especially for contemporary style construction and interior decoration.
FORMATS
CLADDING/ TILESFormats: 60x40; 60x30; 80x40; 100x50; etc.
(f... More
Product • By Areniscas Stone - Spanish Natural Stone • CREMA PINAR ® limestone
CREMA PINAR ® limestone
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It is classified as a non-recrystallised calcareous dolomite with a saccharoid texture and a beige colouring with occasional orange veining.
It comes from the basal layers of the Cretaceous period (Maastrichtian).
The material is obtained from a quarry in southern Burgos, where the slight gradient of the layers facilitates its mining.
The Crema Pinar limestone has been used since the very early days of construction. The most important structure built with this type of sandstone is the monastery of Santo Domingo de Silos.
FORMATS
- TILES
Sizes: 60x40; 60x30; 80x40; 100x50 (from thickness e = 3 cm.) VARYING SIZES
Thickness: 2, 3, 4 and 5 cm.
Finishes: Sawn cut. Honed. Bush hammered (from thickness =... More