How to choose Moca Cream limestone

The Moca Cream is perhaps the most well-known limestone from Portugal that has gained incredible visibility and reputation in the past 10 years. It is now a reference beige limestone used on building and decoration projects worldwide. On this video, we introduce you to the limestone.

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New Valverde limestone from Portugal

The Azul Valverde is a famous grey limestone from Portugal that has been a reference in the market for more than 20 years. However, this limestone is coming to an end, with quarries closing and ending its life-cycle. We introduce here a direct alternative to the Azul Valverde that we call New Valverde.

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Limestone comparison: Jura Grey vs Moleanos Blue

There are today two major grey limestones in the market that are normally considered for projects all over the world. They are the Jura Grey limestone from Germany and the Moleanos Blue limestone from Portugal. There are common misconceptions about these limestones and often people are confused and do not know the difference. Well, here we disclose a bit of information, making a detailed comparison between both limestones.

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Best surface finishings for stone cladding

There any today many types of surface finishings on natural stones used on exterior cladding, which gives different colour tones, structures and looks to exterior cladding. Due to the constant exposure to exterior elements, a proper surface finishing is relevant and may decide how well the cladding will “age”. We discuss here some of the most relevant surface finishings used today on exterior cladding applications. 

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Best Surface Finishings for Landscaping

There are numerous surface finishings that can be used on landscaping projects. Although, not all finishings are suitable for this type of application, there is still a wide range of options. The best surface finishings for landscape in 2017, include a set of complete finishings, with anti-slip capacities and a long-lasting endurance.

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Moca Cream limestone from Portugal

The Moca Cream is a high-profile beige limestone from Portugal and one of the most prestigious natural stones from this country. It is, in fact, known for being the ex-libris of the Portuguese limestones, with a very high demand and popularity. Also, in the present days the Moca Cream is a reference choice for professionals all over the world.

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How to Choose: Travertine Classic Vein-Cut vs. Cross-Cut

The Travertine Classic is possibly the most famous and on-demand travertine stone in the world. Despite this popularity, the Travertine Classic has two main variations, the vein-cut and the cross-cut. Both generate a complete different look, since the sawn techniques involved expose different parts of the stone.

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Travertine Tiles: Two Side Filling

The two side filling for travertine tiles is an innovative processing technique, which improves the durability and resistance of the material. This relatively new process brings a set of advantages for the project and the client, including an increased property value and a longer sustainability with very little maintenance.

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Most Popular Moleanos Blue Finishings

With an incredible demand, the Moleanos Blue is a trendy limestone from Portugal with a limited supply. This blue-grey limestone is quite durable and versatile. Therefore, the acceptance range is quite diverse in terms of possible finishings. Nevertheless, there are four particular types that have been dominating the international market.

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How to Choose Grey Limestones from Portugal

Despite not being very popular abroad, Portuguese grey limestones still present a high quality profile with remarkable attributes and competitive features. Moreover, there are quite a lot of types of grey limestones from Portugal but only a few are currently known in the international market, such as the Moleanos Blue and Moleanos B1.

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Travertine Classic from Turkey

With a remarkable reputation, the Travertine Classic is possibly one of the most popular travertines in the world. Besides a very consolidated market, the Travertine Classic also displays an incredible acceptance and on-demand values. This tremendous success lays on three main key-factors: availability, versatility and general appearance.

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Burdur Red Marble from Turkey

The Burdur Red is a red marble from Turkey that presents a unique and messy structure, composed by calcite elements. Despite being quite famous in Turkey, this marble is yet to conquer the international markets. The following analysis presents the most relevant and updated information regarding the Burdur Red marble.

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How to Choose: Jura Beige vs. Moleanos Classic

In the beige limestone market, the Jura Beige and the Moleanos Classic are two of the most important and on-demand stones worldwide. Both present a consistent beige colour, followed by a substantial hardness and an exceptional versatility. As so, the two of them can accept about any finishing and be used in a huge variety of applications.

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Most Popular Jura Grey Finishings

The Jura Grey is a reference limestone from Germany, with a large availability and a considerable demand. This grey limestone is mostly known for its hardness and grey colour consistency. Though, it can accept about any type of finishing, there are only a few Jura Grey finishings that are highly produced and demanded worldwide.

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How to Choose: Beige Limestones from Portugal

Beige limestones are some of the most popular and commonly used natural stones in the world. And Portugal is a rich source of supply in terms of diversity, quality and availability. Despite the considerable number of beige limestones from this market, only a few are internationally known, such as the Moca Cream and the Moleanos. 

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