Ocean Reef Shellstone – Brushed 24 Grit
Limestone Slabs, Tiles
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Description
Built for the wet side of the waterline: Ocean Reef Shellstone – Brushed 24 Grit takes our shell-and-coral limestone and gives it the coarsest brush we cut — deep grip for pool coping, decks, steps, and splash zones, in a pale stone that shrugs off summer heat. Any profile, any size, cut to order.
Specifications
- Size
- Custom dimensions and thicknesses available
- Technical Details
- Stone type: Shell-rich natural limestone (marine sedimentary) Marine content: Whole and fragmented shells, coral, and reef debris through the full body Color: Ivory to pale sand; shell detail in cream and tan Surface character: Small natural voids — free-draining, grip-adding, left unfilled by design Finish: Brushed, 24 grit — the deepest-grip grade in this stone Companion grade: 60-grit brush for terraces, interiors, and calmer surfaces Coping profiles: Bullnose, eased/pencil-round, drop-face (rebated) — with matching step treads Format: Pavers, tiles, coping, and treads; any dimension to order (12 × 24 and 24 × 24 lead the order book) Thickness: Any gauge, interior tile through full paver builds Sealing: Breathable penetrating sealer; renew sooner in splash and salt zones Salt-system pools: Compatible, with a periodic fresh-water rinse of splash areas Winter exposure: Reviewed per project location before ordering Slip resistance, this finish (DCOF, ANSI A326.3): per current batch report — request with your quote Absorption and strength (ASTM C97 / C170): per current batch report — request with your quote
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