beige limestone blocks

Update Time: 2018/3/2

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Supplier Location: Spain
Material Type: Limestone
Main Color: Beige
Surface Finish: Natural

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Surface Finish: Natural

Minimum Order: 1 Container

USD$ 600/Ton
Port: Montreal or Toronto

Update Time: 2022/1/7

Surface Finish: Honed

Minimum Order: 22 Ton

USD$ 00000/M2
Port: bandar abbas

Update Time: 2020/2/25

Surface Finish: Sawn

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USD$ 250/M3
Port: Mezdra

Update Time: 2019/10/31

Surface Finish: Sawn

Minimum Order: 20 M3

USD$ 310/M3
Port: Mezdra

Update Time: 2019/10/31

Surface Finish: Sawn

Minimum Order: 20 Ton

USD$ 620/M3
Port: Mezdra

Update Time: 2019/10/31

Surface Finish: Sawn

Minimum Order: 20 Ton

USD$ 780/M3
Port: Mezdra

Update Time: 2019/10/31

The pros and cons of Limestone Slabs 2023/11/16 Limestone Slab Advantages

There are so many wonderful advantages to installing limestone slabs. In addition to its lustrous beauty, limestone is hardwearing material, making it suitable for interior and exterior design. As it's durable and long-lasting, patio or kitchen limestone inst ... read more
Limestone Blocks are Great as Building Material 2023/11/16 Limestone is one of the oldest building materials in human civilizations and has been used in some of the world's strongest monuments. The best thing about using Limestone is that they are sturdy and can last for a long period. If you are thinking about renovating your home or office ... read more
Is limestone slippery when wet? 2023/11/16 Although it is much less slippery than wet marble, you should still be cautious when walking on wet limestone. One great way to lessen slip on limestone floors is to have a polish grip installed which can preserve the natural sheen of your floors while reducing falls. Either way, limesto ... read more
Can I paint limestone blocks? 2019/10/16 If you want to add color to limestone, a coat of bright paint will do the trick. Limestone is not as porous as brick, stucco or other masonry. but it does require some special prep work before painting. If you don't prep limestone, the paint will take several extra coats, and it may ... read more