Rooterberg Sandstein Facade

Rooterberger sandstone has been used in building for centuries. EMILIO STECHER AG has been mining this beautiful sandstone from around Lucerne for over 50 years. Known as a low-key, genuine floor material, the sandstone is well established for the use in historical and public, and modern buildings alike, particularly with a polished finish. As a unique building stone of 10 to 25 cm depth, this natural stone is also perfectly suitable as a brick in outdoor applications.
References:
Löwendenkmal (Lion Monument) in Lucerne, (largest one-piece monument in Switzerland), ground finish
Church of the Jesuits, Lucerne, flooring and stepblocks
Historical Museum Lucerne, flooring
Church in Willisau, near Lucerne, flooring and stepblocks
Government building Lucerne, flooring and staircase