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Description |
| Quarried from Lincolnshire, East England, this is a seductive light cream limestone, uniform in colour and texture. Quarried since Roman times, this hard limestone has been used for centuries in Cathedrals, Stately Homes and many other prestigious buildings. |
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| Technical Results |
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| Geological Type |
Jurassic Limestone |
| Colour |
Cream White/Clustered Shells |
| Water Absorption |
5.8% BS EN 13755:2002 |
| Porosity |
15.30% BS EN 1936:1999 |
| Density |
2299 Kg/cubic metre |
| Abrasion Resistance |
25.4mm Moderate Commercial Use BS EN 1341:2001 |
| Compressive Strength |
25 MPa |
| Durability |
Pass. Change in flexural Strenght 14% BS EN 1341:2001 |
| Saturation Coefficient |
0.9% BRE 89 |
| Slip Resistance |
Dry 67 Wet 41 |
| Average Block Size |
1500x800x350mm |
| Documentation |
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PDF document of stone specifications |
| Miscellaneous Information |
| A sealer is recommended for inside use for all Natural stones-please refer to the following website links: Lithofin, Tensid, Triple 'C' Products. |
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