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The formation of the Mexican Cantera stone dates back thousands of years. This soft but durable type of rock is a strong and easy to work, carveable natural stone. Mexican Cantera stone is difficult to cut into large slabs due to its texture, it can be found mostly in the form of floor and wall covering tiles. As the matter is, this stone, which is fragile, porous, and not suitable for polishing treathment, is mostly used in outdoor areas and is not recommended in places with heavy traffic.
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Mexian Cantera Stone is naturally slip-resistant, thanks to its porous nature, yet it doesn't expand when it becomes wet. However, even though the tile withstands moisture well, its porous nature does have the potential to stain. The best way to protect your floors is to have your cantera tiles sealed.
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Cantera rock is formed by volcanic ash and dust. The ash is washed into a silt bed and combined with the lava, dirt and stone on the ground already. This combination makes Cantera a porous and lightweight stone. This stone is typically used by many architects and landscapers.
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Cantera natural stone is so porous that it cannot be polished. Owners of Cantera floors and countertops enjoy the unique qualities of this natural stone and appreciate the warmth that exudes from its charm.
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