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With a nod to the rugged beauty of Dorset's Isle of Purbeck, Kimmeridge Limestone Honed Finish tiles present a palette of deep grey and charcoal tones. Their surface, rich with natural fossils, evokes a sense of timelessness and strength.
The honed finish of these tiles enhances their tactile appeal, offering a smooth yet characterful surface that captures the eye. Once laid, they create a seamless expanse of understated elegance, perfect for both modern and traditional interiors.
Crafted from durable limestone, these tiles are designed for internal use, making them well-suited to areas like kitchens and hallways. It is important to note that they are prone to efflorescence; storing them in a dry area and using a rapid or semi-rapid set adhesive, such as our Sarsen Home Premium Semi-Rapid Adhesive, is recommended.
These tiles invite a sense of refined sophistication into any space, effortlessly complementing a variety of design schemes. Their natural tones and textures provide a versatile backdrop, whether paired with contemporary furnishings or classic decor.
In summary, Kimmeridge Limestone Honed Finish tiles offer a harmonious blend of design and practicality, bringing the enduring beauty of natural stone into your home with quiet confidence.
| 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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