Archive for the ‘Natural Stone’ Category
Wednesday, June 11th, 2008
Whilst many people think we are set for a 'Carpet Comeback' our money's safely on natural stone continuing it's huge success. Consumers have easily got to grips with the nature of stone and travertine, slate or marble have easily been incorporated into our homes. There are many reasons for this. ...
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Wednesday, May 21st, 2008
What is travertine?
Travertine belongs to the larger family of stone called Limestone known as Calcium Carbonate. It's a sedimentary rock made up from several layers of calcite formed from the accumulation in hot springs and spa areas. The stone has a natural 'holey' structure. This is formed by water flowing ...
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Thursday, May 15th, 2008
Some people believe that slate was more popular in the early 90's and then trend for it has slowly died down. But the truth is, people still love slate and it is often voted as one of the best floor coverings around. And the good news is, it is now ...
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Wednesday, May 14th, 2008
Limestone is a popular choice as it has such a contemporary look. You can choose from a 'honed' or 'matte' finish, depending on where you are going to use it. Each limestone tile is likely to be completely unique as it made up of the accumulation of organic materials such ...
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Wednesday, May 14th, 2008
Want a floor with the 'wow' factor? Then install some marble. It's unique veining pattern helps create a unique and timeless looking floor every time. Marble is making a come back. Most people's view of marble are the sweeping staircases that were featured in Dallas and Dynasty. But things have ...
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Wednesday, May 14th, 2008
Travertine has quickly become the 'must have' natural stone of the century. It's for people who are after something a little different. It has a beautiful unique look. This is due to the 'fill' process it undergoes. In its rawest from travertine has thousands of hole running through it, these holes are filled, ...
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