Moleanos is a portuguese limestone with light beige colored background and a slight grayish tonality, with thin to medium grain and disperse brownish fine spots. With a medium hardness, it's frequently used for cladding, pavements, interior decor, street furniture and other stoneworks.
Moca cream fine grain is a limestone from portugal with a beige homogeneous color and, if cut against the vein, a distinct parallel vein. When cut in the direction of the vein, the uniform background is highlighted with some shaded areas instead of the vein. It is suited for masonry, decoration, internal and external cladding and moderate traffic paving.
Ataija beige is a very fine-grained limestone in a light greyish-beige shade that may present some stylolite's and thin calcific veins in a scattered manner. This is one of the hardest limestones extracted in portugal and is characterized by its low absorption coefficient.
Travertine is a limestone from Italy with a beige color and either a fibrous or concentric pattern. Variations occur mostly in colors like white, cream, tan and rusty.
The limestone with a grey color has a very elegant and modern appearance. Jura Grey density and hardness allow this material to be applied in a wide variety of applications.
The jura beige limestone has small to medium-sized grains with soft beige to yellow colors, sometimes with brown tones in small areas. The density and hardness of the jura allows a wide range of applications.
Regina Limestone is a limestone from Portugal with a beige color and thin grain clusters with varying visibility. Due to its low hardness, it's recommended for interior flooring, façades, cladding and other stonework.
Dark limestone is a limestone from belgium with a black color and different shades of gray, uneven grain and grey fossils. It is generally used in interior floors and interior coverings.
Gascogne Beige is a limestone from Portugal with a beige tone. Due to its color, resistance and versatility, it's globally renowned and in high demand.
