Limestone

Limestone is a sedimentary rock formed by the cementing together of naturally accumulated rock fragments and organic sediments via a chemical process. Limestone varies in degrees of hardness. The densest stones can be polished to a very high gloss finish. The most common colors are beige, gray, white, yellow and brown. As with marble, acid and acidic foods will etch the surface of limestone. Proper care and maintenance requires the use of only neutral soaps and detergents. Limestone is also a porous stone that requires preventative sealing with silicone-based impregnators. Limestone is quite durable and with proper installation and maintenance some types can perform extremely well even in high traffic areas.

Jura Beige	Jura Green	Jura Gray	Jura Red	Jerusalem Gold Honed	Jerusalem Gray Honed
Jerusalem Honey Honed	St. Hubert Limestone	St. Marc Claire	St. Croix Limestone	Travertine Noce Honed & Filled	Travertine Honed & Filled
Ticul	Coqina Conchuela	Ostion	Beauharnais	Villebois Jaune	Ramon Yellow