The enduring aspect of many buildings is natural stone. Its use on exteriors and interiors remains unquestionably a commanding testimony of choice. All the natural stone thin veneer in our Classic Collection is curated to express the beauty of any classic architectural style.
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Dust and debris accretion accelerated the metamorphic rock mountain formation associated with large-scale movements of the Earth’s crust.
Pre-Cambrian era Texas was the floor of the Panthalassa superocean that surrounded the supercontinent Pangaea and the Gulf of Mexico was a mountain range. Tectonic plate shifts caused Texas to rise while the Gulf of Mexico began to sink.
The Pangaea land mass continued shifting and separating, and over time, Limestone composed of skeletal fragments and minerals, was deposited as a result of sea level fluctuations.
Limestone is a hard, durable and easily accessible carbonate sedimentary rock. It’s a popular building material for cladding, paving and walls. Limestone is also an admixture for cement, mortar and asphalt concrete, as well as an ingredient used for soil conditioners and paint pigments.
