Natural Stone
Colorful
Natural Stone comes in a array of colors, creating a masterpiece that will stand out.
Water Proof
There’s nothing unnatural about natural stone. Stone flooring, walls, and structures stand the test of time.
Decorative
The possibilities of natural stone creations is only limited to your imagination. Create a display that will last a lifetime.
We’ve all heard of slate, travertine and limestone. But the possibilities that one can achieve through careful planning with one of our natural stone experts, become endless. As time goes by, our structures don’t have to fade. With natural stone, you are simply taking nature’s product, and giving your fireplace, patio, bathroom, or house exterior a piece of time-crated art.
4 Reasons to consider natural stone for your next project:
- Protection – Last longer than traditional flooring and siding.
- Maintenance – Natural Stone is a naturally forming material that repels grim and hand-prints.
- Waterproof – Though stone absorbs some water, it protects against spills.
- Tough – With aluminum oxide protection, you don’t have to worry about wear and tear of life.
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Renaissance Calacatta Gold Stone Look Tile -
Renaissance Calacatta Stone Look Tile -
Renaissance Impero Stone Look Tile -
Renaissance Marquina Stone Look Tile -
Renaissance Pearl Stone Look Tile -
Vesta NO Stone Look Tile -
Vesta IV Stone Look Tile -
Vesta GR Stone Look TIle -
Board Chalk Stone Look Tile -
Board Graphite Stone Look Tile -
Board Dust Stone Look Tile -
Board Inkwell Stone Look Tile -
Dordogne Biscuit Stone Look Tile -
Dordogne Cendre Stone Look Tile -
Dordogne Caramel Stone Look Tile -
Dordogne Ivory Stone Look Tile -
Evostone Natural Stone Look Tile -
Evostone Ivory Stone Look Tile -
Evostone Ivory Stone Look Tile -
Evostone Graphite Stone Look Tile -
Evostone Dune Stone Look Tile
Stone and Ceramic Tile have always been the top contenders in the kitchen flooring arena. This is because they are impermeable to water. They are typically priced all over the place depending on what type of tile you choose. The only issue with ceramic or stone is the possibility of cracking if you drop a pot or pan on the floor. But all and all an excellent choice for kitchen flooring.