Tile & Stone: Limestone
Limestone Flooring is among the most durable flooring material that you can buy today. Limestone is often used by homeowners to give the rooms in their homes a timeless, classic look.
Limestone has long been the choice of architects and many landmarks around the world, especially in North America and Europe. Limestone has been used in many public building such as train stations, banks and other structures built in the early 20th and late 19th centuries. Limestone provides character and depth to any kitchen.
All-Natural, Durable and Long Lasting |
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Limestone flooring is natural stone material. It is easy to take care of and comes in a variety of natural looking shades and colors. Limestone is also used by many interior designers due to its versatility – it can enhance the look of any room.
Limestone is quite rightly a favorite among homeowners. It costs a bit more to install, but once it’s in, it will last virtually a lifetime. Additionally, it is very easy to keep clean and maintain. Once sealed, it is nearly impervious to accidents. |
Limestone - Suitability |
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Limestone floors are very hard, durable and long lasting. If it is going to be exposed to moisture, you must make sure that you use a proper sealant. Limestone varies in its degree of porosity.
Limestone is used in kitchens, bathrooms, entryways and patios, for its durability and good looks but in order to maintain a good condition over time will need to be treated and resealed every few years. |
Advantages of Limestone |
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Very hard and durable – lasts a lifetime with good care.
Low maintenance
Available in a wide range of colors, styles and patterns
Can be used outdoors
Hypoallergenic, allergen and bacteria resistant
Stain and moisture resistant |
Limestone Maintenance and Installation |
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Aside from the professional sealing that will be needed every few years, limestone flooring is relatively low maintenance. All you need to do is sweep it well and clean with a mop and mild detergent. Limestone will last a lifetime with proper care.
Only attempt installation of limestone flooring if you are a seasoned do-it-yourselfer or a professional. Limestone comes in either tiles or slabs and either way, it is still very heavy so installation must be handled with precision. |
MJ Flooring Center & Design provides limestone from the following manufacturers: Arizona, Bedrosian, Dal Tile, Emser, Icon, Longust, Morina, MSI, Sile Stone and Stone Dock. Our Tile & Stone collections in San Diego are exquisite; visit one of our San Diego show rooms today where an expert designer can help you turn your vision into reality. Our in-house installers have years of experience in dealing with Tile & Stone.
