Limestone has been used as a building material for centuries. Some of the world’s most historic landmarks including the Egyptian Pyramids have used the material, proving its durability and strength. Limestone is composed largely of calcite, skeletal fragments of marine organisms which can be seen throughout the finished surface of the stone. Limestone offers timeless appeal and will suit most designs.
| PROS: |
| Tumbled Edge |
| High density |
| Can be submerged in water |
| Does not retain heat |
| CONS: |
| Sealing is recommended. |
| Porous and staining |
| Variation in colour and texture. |
