tgorse | December 29, 2009
A light-colored, compact form of calcium carbonate (CaCO3) formed
from several cycles of sedimentation in limestone caves. It contains
holes that were formed from decomposing vegetation within the layers
of sediment, and from sulphurous gases rising to the top of the
limestone mud in the form of boiling bubbles.
TYPICAL USES
Used for flooring, vanities, showers, and vertical surfaces.
Suitable for interior [...]
tgorse | December 26, 2009
A common mineral, silicon dioxide (SIO2), usually colorless or
white, although it may be colored by impurities. It has a vitreous
luster, conchoidal fracture, and a hardness of 7 on the MOH Scale.
There are several varieties of quartz, including rock crystal,
amethyst, chalcedony, and agate.
TYPICAL USES
Used for countertops, flooring, showers, and vertical surfaces.
Suitable for interior or exterior use, [...]
tgorse | December 22, 2009
A very soft stone made of a variety of impure talc. It is a dense
mineral that develops a patina as it wears and is often stain
resistant.
TYPICAL USES
Used for countertops, sinks, flooring, and vertical surfaces.
Available in various sizes, including slab.
admin | December 22, 2009
Mainland Custom Marble add granite inventory
