Limestone
Natural warmth with timeless appeal
Limestone is a sedimentary rock primarily composed of calcium carbonate. It offers a softer, more organic look than marble and has been used in construction for millennia.
Characteristics
- ✓ Soft and workable (3-4 Mohs)
- ✓ Earthy tones
- ✓ Natural fossils possible
- ✓ Ages gracefully
- ✓ Matte or honed finish typical
Common Applications
Limestone Suppliers
United States (USA) firstCitadel Stone
Wholesale, Retail • United States (USA)
Stoneworks Wholesaling, Inc
Wholesale, Retail • United States (USA)
Indiana Limestone
Quarry Owner • United States (USA)
Master Limestone Surfaces
Supplier • United States (USA)
Pro Limestone Industries
Quarry • United States (USA)
Leo Stone LLC
Distribution • United States (USA)
France Pierre Distribution SARL
Distribution • France
Bugae Stone co., Ltd
Exporter • Korea
Yotov Stone
Factory • Bulgaria
Embassy Stones Private Limited
Import & Export • India
Ming Stone
Import & Export • China
Shenzhen Devan stone Co., ltd
Factory • China
Limestone Quarries
Alabaster Lime Plant
United States (USA)
Arch Materials
United States (USA)
Bedrock Creek Limestone Mine
United States (USA)
Big Bar Limestone
United States (USA)
Bloomington Crushed Stone
United States (USA)
Bullitt County Stone
United States (USA)
Crystal Marble Lime & Cement Co.
United States (USA)
Dolime Quarry
United States (USA)
Indiana Limestone Quarry
United States (USA)
Last Chance Deposit
United States (USA)
Limestone Products
Frequently Asked Questions about Limestone
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Import Limestone by Country
Quick Facts
- Price Range
- $15 - $80 per sq ft
- Main Sources
- USA, Portugal, France, Turkey
- Suppliers on Site
- 48+
- Quarries in Database
- 50
Popular Varieties
Care & Maintenance
- • Seal thoroughly
- • Avoid acids completely
- • Clean with stone-specific cleaners
- • Expect natural weathering outdoors