Limestone
Can You Use Limestone Flooring In Your Kitchen?
The ancient pyramids of Egypt were built using granite blocks that came from Aswan, a region located along the Nile River. However, most stone materials for these structures are found in Minya – also known as Menoufia Governorate or more commonly just “Minya”. The main distinction between Carrara marble and this limestone alternative is its white coloration which makes it stunningly beautiful both inside buildings where it’s used exclusively due to how brilliant an appearance provides; outside on either sides where there can be seen at every turn during day long walks under bright suns (with shades changing depending upon time).
The builders of the pyramids chose only the most attractive blocks to cut and hone for their exterior lining. Over time, these massive panels were lost due to theft or vandalism in addition with harsh climate changes which caused them not to be around today as we know it; however some pieces survived until modern times when they became an important historical artifact from ancient Egyptian culture.
Did you know that archaeologists have found evidence of limestone being used as flooring materials in Egyptian communal kitchens? These spaces were raised a couple feet from the ground to reduce sand coming into them. If limestone is what you want in your kitchen, here’s some things to consider.
Nothing Beats The Natural Texture Of Limestone
You can walk barefoot on textured limestone tiles and get a cool massage effect. The natural construction material, in addition to being beautiful with its earthy texture that’s best seen outdoors but is now moving indoors thanks to the return of rustic interior design trends; also offers one other benefit: It feels good when you step onto it because your feet are resting against an individual rock slab rather than smooth cement or wood boards which may be dusty!
Limestone is Softer
limestone is a softer stone than most other materials, but the advantages to this are its durability and natural beauty. When you walk on top of limestone tiles for an extended period your knees won’t get as sore compared to granite or engineered stone surfaces because they allow more mobility in joints which can be damaged easily by these harder stones.
Limestone Are Affordable
It’s not always easy to know which surfaces in your home are more delicate than others. One example is limestone tiles, which can be damaged by spills and utensils unintentionally dropping onto them from time-to-time; however it’s generally easier (and cheaper) for homeowners with this type of flooring because there isn’t much need for routine maintenance or repairs on their part .
The decision to install limestone in your kitchen is similar to installing marble. Limestone, a sedimentary rock with pores that can be filled by water or other substances and change its appearance when it’s penetrated, needs regular applications of sealer for protection against stains from dirt accumulation over time.
When you’re looking to install limestone in your kitchen, Arena Global has what it takes. We can help get the job done quickly and efficiently so that all of your friends will want their own kitchens done up exactly like yours! Contact us today!