Tortoise Limestone Tiles Floor Tiles

The mocha background and grey-green texture of this sedimentary stone cast an organic pattern on paving stones or polished countertops, hence the name tortoise, like a tortoise shell. In contrast, elegant leather surfaces can be achieved through thermal processing, physically rendering the subtle peaks and valleys of natural textures. A stronger but equally provocative use is as an exterior cladding with our antique corduroy finish. A unique feature of this stone is the ubiquity of belemite fossils, which occur throughout the material in whole or in fragments, and which can be reduced by hand-finishing or highlighted by honing or a more refined finish.

Limestone floors are great for indoors and out, but you need to make sure the material you choose can withstand the elements. It should be frost-proof so it won't be affected by freeze-thaw action that could "blow" and damage the surface.

Yes, limestone is a good choice for flooring. This natural stone can be used both indoors and outdoors. Treating it with sealers is good, as they keep the tile from staining and make the surface easier to clean. You can check out our range of limestone landscaping to consider for your outdoor space.

Enhance countertops, floors or walls with beautiful natural limestone in a neutral color that will stand the test of time. Our limestone collection includes organic shades in a variety of sizes for floor and wall coverings, oversized slabs, mosaics and uniform finishes.