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The Kimmeridge Limestone Slab captures the essence of the rugged Dorset coast with its deep, moody hues of grey and charcoal. Infused with natural fossils, these slabs echo the timeless beauty of the Isle of Purbeck’s renowned limestone formations.
Crafted with a honed finish, these slabs present a tactile surface that invites touch and interaction. The subtle variations in tone and texture create a dynamic visual experience, enhancing the character of any space they inhabit.
Made from durable limestone, these slabs are designed for both internal and external applications. They are well-suited to areas such as bathrooms, showers, wet rooms, and hallways, offering both aesthetic appeal and practical performance.
With their versatile grey palette, these slabs complement a range of styles, from modern to traditional. They provide a refined backdrop that allows other design elements to shine, while still holding their own distinctive presence.
Please note that sealing is required to maintain the natural beauty and longevity of the Kimmeridge Limestone Slab. This ensures that the slabs continue to perform and captivate in any setting.
| Test | Standard | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Apparent Density | BS EN 1936 : 2006 | 2600kg/m3 |
| Open Porosity | BS EN 1936 : 2006 | 3.5% |
| Water Absorption at Atmospheric Pressure | BS EN 13755 : 2008 | 1.4% |
| Flexural Strength (3 Point) | BS EN 12372 : 2006 | 15.8MPa |
| Frost Resistance (56 Cycles) | BS EN 12371 : 2010 | 16.5MPa |
| Abrasion Resistance | BS EN 14157 : 2004 | 22.5mm |
| Thermal Shock Resistance | BS EN 14066 : 2013 | 16.2MPa |
| Slip Resistance (Dry) | BS EN 14231 : 2003 | PTV 81 |
| Slip Resistance (Wet) | BS EN 14231 : 2003 | PTV 77 |
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