Typically, these slabs are calibrated to a thickness of 22mm. However, due to the natural properties of Limestone, there can be a tolerance of up to +/- 3mm

The edge detail on these limestone pavers is machine sawn, providing a clean, precise finish for a sleek and uniform look. However, it’s important to note that the sawn edge can sometimes result in minor chips being visible, especially when the stones are still in the original packaging. These chips are typically hidden once the pavers are laid and grouted, but they are there due to the nature of the product. The stones are packed side by side in a crate, which means they can rub together during transit. While wrapping each slab individually would prevent this, it wouldn’t be economically viable.

If these chips may concern you then possible it might be worth upgrading to a Porcelain alternative instead.

Yes, natural stone often appears darker when wet because water enhances its natural colour and pattern. This effect is temporary and returns to normal as the stone dries.

No, we do not recommend using acid to clean this product. Acidic cleaners can damage the stone, causing discoloration and surface degradation. Instead, use a pH-neutral cleaner to maintain the stone’s appearance and longevity.

Blue limestone typically features white quartz markings, which can appear as small flecks or sometimes in the form of veins running through the stone. These natural markings are part of the stone’s unique character and add to its overall beauty and individuality.

To maintain a deep colour, we recommend sealing the stone with a high-quality stone sealant designed for darker stones. This will help prevent fading caused by UV exposure and weathering. Regular cleaning with a pH-neutral cleaner will also keep the surface looking vibrant. Avoid harsh chemicals or acidic cleaners, as they can cause discoloration over time.