Limestone Tile

Limestone is a natural rock with a porous composition formed after many years of marine sediment collecting and hardening on the ocean floor. This gives limestone tiles a natural appearance with texture and patterns. It is durable enough for high traffic areas, but more porous than some other natural stones, therefore, it’s essential to consider the installation environment carefully.

Due to its natural resistance to bacteria and mold, limestone tile is an excellent choice for kitchen countertops, floors, and backsplashes. While it does require regular maintenance to keep it looking its best and maintain durability, it is a worthy stone to use in your kitchen design for its attractive look.

Yes. When properly sealed and cleaned, limestone is an option for outdoor spaces including patios, bars, walls, and pool areas.

Yes, limestone tiles should be sealed before grouting because they are porous and susceptible to damage from acidic soaps, shampoos, and body washes. Sealing also protects the surface from staining during tile installation.

A mixture of mild dish soap in warm water and a cloth is all that’s needed. Alternatively, a pH-neutral cleaner will work as well, but is not necessary. Gently work the solution into the limestone and use a bristle brush to clean any dirt from the grout lines. Once clean, simply rinse with water and dry.

A mixture of mild dish soap in warm water and a cloth is all you need. Alternatively, a pH-neutral cleaner will also work, but it’s not necessary. Be sure to scrub any soap scum and dirt from the walls and then apply the solution to the limestone with a rag or a microfiber cloth. After cleaning, rinse with water and dry thoroughly.