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Stone Finishes
This surface is very smooth and not very porous. The reflectivity of polished crystals brings out the brilliant colors and grains of natural stone. The shine comes from the natural reflection of the stones crystals. Polishing bricks and polishing powders that are used during fabrication provide the polish…
Stone Types
Granite: Granite crystallizes from magma that cools slowly, deep below the earth’s surface. Exceptionally slow rates of cooling give rise to a very coarse-grained variety called pegmatite. Granite used to identify a group of minerals that often contains Quartz, Feldspar, Plagioclase, etc and is igneous…
Stone Care Tips
Proper maintenance is crucial. Natural stone products are porous by nature and require a different maintenance program than ceramic tile. Sealing is recommended for newly installed stone to provide maximum below surface stain protection. Be sure to select a high quality sealer to protect the stone. A natural look penetrating sealer is the normal choice on polished…
Frequently Asked Questions
We provide a variety of natural stones, including granite, which forms from slowly cooled magma, creating a durable and visually appealing surface. Other options include marble, quartzite, and limestone, each offering unique textures and colors.
Natural stone finishes enhance the beauty and durability of surfaces. Polished finishes bring out vibrant colors and grains, while honed and leathered finishes provide a softer, more matte appearance.
Regular maintenance is essential, as natural stone is porous. Sealing newly installed stone protects it from stains and moisture. Cleaning with non-acidic, stone-safe products helps maintain its longevity.
Sealing creates a protective barrier against stains and moisture. It is recommended for newly installed stone and should be reapplied periodically to maintain its effectiveness.
Yes, natural stone is highly versatile and can be used for countertops, flooring, walls, fireplaces, patios, and more. Some stones, like granite, are better suited for outdoor use due to their resistance to weathering.
Consider factors like durability, maintenance requirements, aesthetic appeal, and where it will be installed. For example, high-traffic areas may benefit from harder stones like granite, while softer stones like marble add luxury to low-traffic spaces.