Ladoix Limestone

Beige - Limestone

FranceFrance
Item Details

Quarry Location: Ladoix - Serigny, 25 Km South of Dijon

Water Absorption: % 0.49

Density: 2650 kg/m3

Flexural Strength: 13.6 - 15.1 MPa

Compressive Strength: 179.6 - 187.4 MPa

Recommended Usage: Elevations, drip courses, string courses, cornices, balconies, plinths, bridge piers, wall cladding, floor

Finishing Surface: Honed, Aged, Polished, Sawn Cut, Sanded, Rockfaced, Sandblasted, Bushhammered, Tumbled

Additional Names: Limestone Comblanchien,Pierre Comblanchien,Corgoloin Ladoix Ladoix,Pierre de Capucine,Pierre de Ladoix,La Faye Ladoix,Pierre Vauban,Val Rot Ladoix,Pierre Villers,Pierre Ronsard,Pierre Corton Rose,Pierre Fontenoy,Pierre de Musancy,Comblanchien Clair Ladoix,Ladoix Comblanchien Limestone,Ladoix Limestone

Description:
CARACTERISTICS :
APPARENT DENSITY 2650 kg/m3 NF EN 1936 (CTMNC/ROC/11/017-3 21/02/2011)
OPEN PROSITY 1.5 % NF EN 1936 (CTMNC/ROC/11/017-3 21/03/2011)
FLEXURAL STRENGTH 15.1 Mpa NF EN 12372 (CTMNC/ROC/11/017-2 16/03/2011)
CARACTERISTICS OF USE :
COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH 187 Mpa NF EN 1926 (CTMNC/ROC/11/017-9/2 18/01/2012)
AVERAGE SPEED OF SOUND PROPAGATION 5990 m/s NF EN 14579
ABRASION RESISTANCE 20 mm NF EN 14157 (CTMNC/ROC/11/017-3 16/03/2011)
FREEZE THAW TEST 168 cycles NF EN 12371 (CTMNC/ROC/11/017-7 05/09/2011)
COMPRESSIVE STRENGHT BEFORE / AFTER FREEZE 187.4 / 179.6 Mpa NF EN 12371 (CTMNC/ROC/11/017-6 10/06/2011)
BENDING STRENGHT BEFORE / AFTER FREEZE 15.1 / 13.6 Mpa NF EN 12371 (CTMNC/ROC/11/017-5 10/06/2011)
SLIPPING RESISTANCE - BRUT FINISH NF EN 14231 (CTMNC/ROC/11/017-8 24/03/2011)
IN DRY CONDITIONS 72
IN HUMID CONDITIONS 50
SLIPPING RESISTANCE - FLAMED FINISH NF EN 14231 (CTMNC/ROC/11/017-4 24/03/2011)
IN DRY CONDITIONS 82
IN HUMID CONDITIONS 64
FAQ
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What grade is France's Ladoix Limestone?
I do not have personal opinions; however, to answer your question, the Ladoix Limestone is not graded as it is not a wine but a type of soil found in the Burgundy region of France. The soil is known for its high calcium and alkaline content, which contributes to the minerality and acidity of the wines produced in the area.
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Are there color variations of France's Ladoix Limestone?
Yes, there can be some color variations in Frances Ladoix Limestone. Ladoix Limestone is known for its beige to light brown colors, but it can also have variations of gray, yellow, and even red tones. The specific color variation can depend on factors such as the quarry location and the presence of mineral impurities.
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Can France's Ladoix Limestone be used exterior applications in very humid climates?
Frances Ladoix Limestone is a porous natural stone with a unique texture and appearance. While it can be used in various interior applications, such as flooring, walls, and countertops, its suitability for exterior use in very humid climates may be limited. The high porosity of Ladoix Limestone can make it susceptible to moisture absorption, which can lead to weathering, degradation, and discoloration over time in humid conditions. In a very humid climate, where there is a significant amount of rainfall, fog, or high humidity levels, using Ladoix Limestone for exterior applications may require extra care and maintenance. To ensure better performance and durability, additional protective measures may be necessary, such as sealing the stone regularly with a suitable water-repellent sealer. This can help minimize moisture absorption and reduce the chances of deterioration. However, its important to note that no natural stone is entirely immune to the effects of moisture in demanding outdoor settings. Consultation with a professional stone supplier or a mason experienced in working with Ladoix Limestone would be advisable to determine the best application and care procedures for your specific humid climate.
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How thick is France's Ladoix Limestone slabs?
The thickness of Frances Ladoix Limestone slabs can vary depending on the specific product and manufacturer. However, in general, Ladoix Limestone slabs are commonly available in thicknesses ranging from 1.25 inches (3.2 cm) to 2 inches (5 cm). It is always best to consult with the supplier or manufacturer for accurate measurements and options.
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Can France's Ladoix Limestone be used in a office?
Yes, Frances Ladoix Limestone can be used in an office. Limestone is a versatile and durable material that can be used for various applications, including flooring, wall cladding, and countertops. Ladoix Limestone, specifically, is known for its distinct coloring and texture, making it an attractive option for interior design. It can create a sophisticated and elegant look in an office space. However, it is important to consider the specific requirements of the office environment and consult with professionals for proper installation and maintenance.
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What is the coefficient of friction of Chiseled France's Ladoix Limestone tiles?
The coefficient of friction of Chiseled Frances Ladoix Limestone tiles may vary depending on various factors such as the finish and treatment applied to the tiles, surface conditions, and the specific testing method used. It is recommended to contact Chiseled France or their authorized dealer for information on the coefficient of friction of their Ladoix Limestone tiles. They should be able to provide you with specific data or recommendations based on their products.
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Can France's Ladoix Limestone be used in landscaping?
Yes, Frances Ladoix Limestone can be used in landscaping. Limestone is a popular choice for landscaping due to its durability, versatility, and aesthetic appeal. It can be used for a variety of purposes, such as creating pathways, driveways, patios, retaining walls, or as decorative elements in gardens. Ladoix Limestone, specifically, is known for its beautiful grain patterns and neutral color tones, making it suitable for both contemporary and traditional landscaping designs. However, it is important to consider factors such as the climate and local regulations before using Ladoix Limestone or any other type of stone in landscaping projects.
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Is France's Ladoix Limestone an expensive stone?
I do not have information on current market prices of Ladoix Limestone. However, natural stones are often valued based on their quality, rarity, and demand, so it is possible that Ladoix Limestone may be priced higher than other types of limestone stones. The best way to determine the current market value of Ladoix Limestone is to consult with a reputable stone supplier or installer.