We do Restoration of Natural and Artificial Stones
Granite
A very hard, crystalline, igneous rock. Contains granular, flecks of minerals
spread consistently throughout the stone to form a visibly even crystalline
structure.
Marble
A crystalline rock composed predominately of one or more of the following
materials: calcite, dolomite, or serpentine, and capable of taking polish.
Sandstone
A sedimentary rock consisting usually of quartz cemented with silica,
iron oxide or calcium carbonate. It is durable, has a very high crushing
and tensile strength and a wide range of colors or textures.
Terrazzo
A type of concrete in which chips or pieces of stone, usually marble,
are mixed with cement and are ground to a flat surface, exposing the
chips which take a high polish. Used for creation attractive walkways,
floors, lobbies, buildings panels, countertops etc by exposing marble
chips with concrete. Then surface is grinded with a terrazzo grinder
and polished.
Travertine
A variety of limestone. Usually has voids on the surface formed by water
elements and pressure over time. These voids are either filled or left
unfilled.
Limestone
is especially popular in architecture of North America and Europe,
are made primarily of the material. The primary source of the calcite
in limestone is most commonly marine organisms.
Onyx
is a cryptocrystalline form of quartz. The colors of its bands
range from white to purple or blue. Commonly, specimens of onyx available
contain bands of colors of white, tan, and brown.
Slate
slate tiles are often used for interior and exterior flooring or walls.
Slate often used as a decor in freshwater aquariums. Silicon glue adheres
to slate, creating a non-toxic bond to secure it. It is also used in
stairs and pathways for the same reasons.
Ceramic Tile
A mixture of clays which have been shaped and fired at high temperatures
resulting in a hard body. This hard body may then be left untreated
or it may receive a glazed wear layer.
Porcelain Tile
A ceramic mosaic or paver tile, generally made by the dust-pressed method,
of a composition that produces a dense, impervious, fine-grained tile
with smooth and sharply formed face.
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