About LIMESTONE

This grainstone has a very uniform texture and grade, and has gained worldwide acceptance as a premier dimension stoneSeashore Limestone - Thin veneer Limestone. Limestone weathers naturally over time and its color mellows and blends into a pleasing natural patina. With no artificial coloring agents to fade and no reinforcement rods to rust, the appearance of limestone actually improves with age.
The ability of limestone to readily adapt to various architectural styles, along with its pleasing natural color, ease of shaping, and its durability are advantages that have all worked together to maintain the stone's popularity throughout the years.

Whether you are using limestone as trim with brick or other materials, or to maintain the context of the surrounding area, its complementary natural beauty will enhance your project.

Limestone exhibits no preferential direction of splitting and can be cut and carved in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Thus, it can be sawed, planed, turned on a lathe or hand worked to match the requirements of demanding architectural designs. Limestone has proven its use from simple treads and pavers to landscaping structures and bridges, to soaring cathedrals over and over again.
One benefit that has made limestone a choice product is the consistency of deposit. While subtle color and grain differences are present, limestone is extremely homogenous for a natural product. This is important, not only for the current project being built, but particularly when future expansions are contemplated.
When specifying building stone for structures that are expected to endure for generations, limestone is a great choice. Many colleges and universities across the country boast limestone buildings that are over one hundred years old. They continue using this venerable material in new construction, allowing them to match existing buildings and to maintain the context of their campuses.

Shapes of LIMESTONE


Patio Flagstone (1-3 SF pieces x1"-, 1-1.5", 1.5-2", 2"-3"), Lay Down Flagstone / Slabs (3-6 SF x 1.5"-2.5" up to 10" T) , Chopped Ledgestone (4/6/8" H x random L, 3-5" T or 1" T), Chopped or Sawn Pavers (random rec's and squares x 1.5"-2.5" T), Treads (chopped or sawn), Coping (chopped or sawn), curbing (chopped to size), Gutter (chopped to size), Sills, Lintels, Keystones, Standard Cladding panels, Slabs and Blocks.

Tuscan Chopped Palomino Limestone Thin Veneer
Tuscan Mosaic Palomino Limestone Thin veneer
Tuscan  Mosaic Tumbled Gold Limestone - Thin veneer Stone
Tuscan Mosaic Grey Limestone - Thin Veneer Stone
Tuscan Old World Chopped Limestone thin veneer
 
Rockford Estate Blend Limestone - Full Veneer and Thin Veneer stone
Vanderbilt Limestone Veneer
Berkshire Limestone - Full veneer and Thin Veneer  
  Indiana Limestone comes in a full range of building stone and paving stone. (see more)
 

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