Moleanos Limestone Slabs & Tiles, Portugal Beige Limestone

Moleanos Limestone
This is a very hard limestone, similar to Kilkenny or Carlow limestone but different in colour. There are many different types of Portuguese limestone but generally it is a creamy, off white colour. Some contain a fine grain such as Moleanas others with shell content like Moca Cream. These would be the most common ones used in Ireland, also available are
Moca CremeCF
Moca Creme CMG
Moleanos Salgueiro
Moleanos Vidra?o
Moleanos CV
Molicreme
Portuguese Limestone general finishes would be, sawn, honed, polished, bushhammered, flamed, tooled and also brushed. It is a very durable material which doesn’t fade.
It has many uses including external cladding. The difference between Portuguese Limestone and Irish Limestone is that it holds its polish externally where as Irish doesn’t. The reason for this is it doesn’t hold the moisture like Kilkenny Limestone does. Mainly used for cladding and flooring it is a very durable stone.
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