Limestone
Limestone varies in hardness, with some types suitable for countertops and higher wear areas. Its appearance ranges from soft, neutral tones to earthy browns and greys, making it a popular choice for elegant interior and exterior design.
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Advantages
With proper care, limestone can last for decades. Can be more cost-effective than some higher-end natural stone.
Disadvantages
Some types of limestone are prone to weathering, etching, chips, heat sensitivity, and may not be suitable in wet areas.
Maintenance
Periodically reseal the stone to protect it from staining and etching. Do not use abrasive cleaning pads, scouring pads, or abrasive cleaning products, as they can permanently damage the surface.