Limestone has long been used in construction, particularly in Europe and North America, but has made its way into mainstream American homes on countertops and surrounds. This is a calcium carbonate-based sedimentary rock which occurs naturally in the earth.
Used in many landmarks around the world, including the Great Pyramid, limestone was given the nickname “Limestone City.” Its use peaked in the 19th and early 20th century when it was used to make train stations, banks, and even facades for skyscrapers.
Limestone has two types of textures: very fine and coarse, and there are many different classifications of limestone.
Check out the many various forms of limestone.
Limestone is mostly used in the following fields:
Often considered one of the more beautiful natural stones in the world, limestone comes in many shapes and sizes. This versatility is one reason why so many homeowners incorporate it into their kitchens and baths. From new countertops to vanities, limestone is a beautiful, long-lasting choice for any renovation project.
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