Cegarron Villamonte

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Item Details

Quarry Location: Montealegre del Castillo (Albacete)

Recommended Usage: Building stone, masonry, pavers, monuments, pool coping, sills, ornamental stone, interior, exterior

Finishing Surface: Sawn Cut, Honed, Natural Surface, Bush Hammered, Chiseled

Additional Names: Piedra Cegarron,Rosa Villamonte, Cegarron Villamonte, Cegarron Villamonte Sandstone, Arenisca Cegarron Villamonte,Cegarron Villamonte

Description:
It is a calcareous sandstone polymictic (as reflected in Folk UNE-EN 12679. Terminology).
Has a homogeneous structure to the mesoscale.
Texture:
Grains of quartz, feldspar, rock fragments (limestone and dolomite) and signs of fossils.
Dense skeleton.
Relationship skeleton / paste 70/3033
Grain size, mode: 0,12-0,25 mm.
Angular grains of quartz.
Matrix micrítica and argilomicácea.
Esparítico microcrystalline calcitic cement.
Porous rock with porosity interpartícula, intercristalina and circumgranular.
Mineralogical composition:
Main components:
Calcite: 60% (as a matrix, cement, composed of clasts and fossil fragments)
Quartz: 18% (monocrystalline quartz and chert or flint signs)
Dolomite. 14% as parent dolomitic rock fragments and some scattered glass idiomorfo.
Minority components:
Feldspar: 4%
Minerals argilomicáceos: 4%
Accessory Components: Oxides.
Tourmaline, iron oxides, Muscovite, zircon
FAQ
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How thick is Spain's Cegarron Villamonte Sandstone slabs?
I could not find precise information on the thickness of Spains Cegarron Villamonte Sandstone slabs. However, based on my research, the thickness of sandstone slabs can vary depending on the supplier and specifications. It can range from 1 to 3 inches, but there are also thicker stone slabs available. Its best to contact a supplier directly for detailed information on the thickness of their Cegarron Villamonte Sandstone slabs.
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Can Spain's Cegarron Villamonte Sandstone be used exterior applications in very windy climates?
Cegarron Villamonte Sandstone is a type of natural stone that is commonly used in construction and architectural applications. While it is suitable for exterior use, its performance in very windy climates will depend on various factors. Generally, sandstone is a durable material that can withstand weathering and is resistant to wind erosion. However, extreme wind conditions can pose additional challenges. Here are a few factors to consider: 1. Wind load: High winds can exert significant pressure on building facades, including stone cladding. It is essential to evaluate whether the specific design and installation of the sandstone can withstand the wind load in the intended climate. 2. Anchoring and fixing: Proper anchoring and fixing systems are crucial for withstanding wind forces. Make sure that the sandstone is securely fixed to the building structure using appropriate methods and hardware. 3. Thickness and dimensions: Thicker sandstone slabs or panels tend to have better resistance to wind. Thicker stones provide greater stability and reduce the risk of breakage or dislodging caused by strong winds. 4. Installation technique: The correct installation technique and craftsmanship are vital for the long-term performance of sandstone in windy climates. Improper installation may compromise the structural integrity of the stone, making it more susceptible to wind damage. It is recommended to consult with experienced architects, engineers, or stone suppliers who have knowledge of the specific type of sandstone and its performance in windy climates. They can provide guidance and assistance in choosing the appropriate sandstone type, thickness, installation methods, and maintenance considerations for your specific project.
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Can Spain's Cegarron Villamonte Sandstone be used in wall coverings?
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Are there color variations of Spain's Cegarron Villamonte Sandstone?
Yes, there are various color variations of Spains Cegarron Villamonte Sandstone. This natural stone is known for its range of colors, including shades of beige, cream, yellow, and brown. The specific color variations may depend on the quarry from which the stone is extracted, as well as factors such as the mineral content and geological composition.
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Is Spain's Cegarron Villamonte Sandstone an expensive stone?
I dont have access to current market information and prices. However, according to some online resources, Cegarron Villamonte Sandstone is considered a premium stone due to its quality and unique texture, so it may be more expensive than other types of sandstone. The price can also vary depending on the size, thickness, and finish of the stone. Its best to consult a local supplier or stonemason for current pricing and availability.
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What grade is Spain's Cegarron Villamonte Sandstone?
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What is the coefficient of friction of Pickled Spain's Cegarron Villamonte Sandstone tiles?
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Can Spain's Cegarron Villamonte Sandstone be used in a kitchen?
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