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Stone Tipes and colors

	Import stone We have two limestone colors. One is beige (orient cream marfil) and the other is dark gray (blue limestone). They are mainly used for flooring and cladding tiles and carved stone.
	Marble We offer over twenty kinds of marbles, such as white jade, white veins in black, cream series, shining rose etc. These marbles are available for countertops, sinks, bathtubs, carvings, mosaic, flooring tiles, stone panels, sculptures, figures, water fountains and so on.
	Granite Granite is a type of rock transformation from the composition of earth magma and silica minerals. Main properties of granite are durability, hardness, better abrasion resistance and relatively high resistance to both acid and alkali attacks, non- magnetic and non-conductor of electricity. We offer many kinds of granite products, such as countertops, sinks, flooring tiles, slabs, garden furniture, mosaic etc.
	Limestone We have two limestone colors. One is beige (orient cream marfil) and the other is dark gray and we call it blue limestone. They are mainly used for flooring and cladding tiles and carved stone.
	Travertine Natural travertine is tumbled to produce a smooth, soft surface and is characterised by random pitting and subtle color variations from one slab to another. It can be laid inside and out enabling a natural transition from home to garden.
	Sandstone We supply many colors of natural sandstone, including grey, yellow, green, red and wooden veins. The sandstone products cover slabs, mushroom stone, flooring tile, cultured stone, sculptures and decorative stone.
	Quartzite A wide selection of colors: white, black, grey, pink, beige, green and wooden veins. Our quartz products cover dimension slabs, cultured stone and irregular slab etc. Application in exterior wall cladding, paving and so on.
	Marble Compound Tiles The complex board of marble --- cut natural marble into the 3-5mm ultrathin sheet, and then compound with other materials.
	Artificial Stones Artificial stone is made by crushing and grinding natural stone and then re-constituting it, in a mould, with cement mortar. It can also be re-constituted with a resin binder, which is more expensive. Sandstones, marbles and limestone are well suited to the re-constitution process.