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Many
types of Natural stone exist to bring your project to its
fullest potential. Below are listed examples of a few types
of each group; many more styles and colors are in existence
with new types being unearthed with each new shipment arriving
in the San Francisco Bay area.
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MATERIAL |
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GRANITE |
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The
rich colors of granite, the most dense of all commercial stones
and undoubtedly the most popular natural stone used today,
makes it ideal for use in all areas of a home or business.
A broad range of colors and intricate natural patterns makes
granite the most versatile, durable, and most maintenance-free
of all natural stones available.
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MARBLE |
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Marble
is a stone that has been associated with the old nations of
the world and their artwork, from the great Parthenon of Greece
to the statue of David by Michelangelo. It has become a valued
stone over the ages, gracing many projects, being used in
such places as ornate fireplaces, shower walls, flooring,
decorative table tops and many more.
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TRAVERTINE |
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One
of the building blocks of the old world, travertine was used
in such monolithic structures as the infamous Coliseum in
Rome and it is still used in Italy and around Europe to this
day. Very often it is used for flooring, walls and exterior
projects as well as multiple decorative functions such as
fireplaces and countertops. Coming both filled and smooth
or in its natural unfilled state, travertine is wonderfully
durable material as history itself shows it to be.
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LIMESTONE |
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A
more casual stone for those with a more relaxed taste in natural
stones. The light and earthy tones are great for warming a
room up with the natural light that filters in. Coming both
in polished and honed finishes, this stone is also great for
almost any use.
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FINISH TYPES |
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POLISHED |
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Easily
the most common of finishes, this is indicated by the high
level of sheen on the surface of the stone.
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HONED |
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This
is typically a flat finish on the stone whereby the sealer
is hardened into the stone surfacing to create a smooth natural
look.
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FLAMED |
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This
is the process of heating the surface of a stone up with high
level flame heating to create a textured surfacing. This is
more ideally used for exterior projects or flooring.
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