Coral Stone Tiles

Natural or mildly alkaline cleansers should be used when cleaning coral stone. If unsealed, steam cleaning is recommended every three months to kill microorganisms colonized within the stone. Spills should be cleaned immediately by blotting with a paper towel. Avoid wiping the area to prevent spreading the spill.

Coral can be cleaned or polished in several ways. The only operation that can be carried out at home is rubbing it with a dry or partially-wet cotton cloth. In case you wish to clean it any more accurately, which would require some soap, it is better to use neutral detergents, such as washing-up liquid.

Not recommended! Since Coral Stone is a very porous and easily breakable stone, it requires extra maintenance and sealing. This means extra cost for you.

A product of nature, coral stone is able to withstand all types of weather conditions. It won't degrade under the intense sun, and it's not harmed by hot temperatures. It can be wet without damaging the surface, and it can even survive in areas by the coast where salt water is an issue.

Coral Stone is a coral reef where the skeletons of coral, clams, fish, and algae are being bound together to make a rock called limestone. Some organic rocks are made of plants! They form when plant that have died are squashed deep underground for millions of years.