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Moher Stone Flagstone
Material
- Name:
- Moher Stone (See material detail)
- Type:
- Grey - Sandstone
- Origin:
Ireland Doolin
SupplierSupplier Detail
Liscannor Stone
Ireland
Established: Dec 31,2000
Main Product: Liscannor Stone, Moher Stone, Luogh Stone, Flagstone, Building Stone
Liscannor Stone
Tel: 353-65 7074078
Adr: Doolin, Co. Clare, Ireland
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Stone Information
- Stone Type
- Sandstone
- Color
- Grey
- Stone Name
- Moher Stone
Available surface finishes
- Polished
Product description
Flagstone Qualities:
The Moher flagstone is characterized by the fossil tracks of a marine worm, that traversed the sediments, which formed the rock 350million years ago.
Flagstone Properties:
Typical blue black in colour with some varieties of reddish hues, it has a textured surface with high non-slip properties. A high silica stone, it is very hard and has superb mechanical and weathering properties. The material is ideal for both indoor and outdoor paving..
The Moher flagstone is characterized by the fossil tracks of a marine worm, that traversed the sediments, which formed the rock 350million years ago.
Flagstone Properties:
Typical blue black in colour with some varieties of reddish hues, it has a textured surface with high non-slip properties. A high silica stone, it is very hard and has superb mechanical and weathering properties. The material is ideal for both indoor and outdoor paving..
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Company Profile
- Company Name:
- Liscannor Stone
- Business Type:
- Natural Stone
- Country/Region:
- Ireland
- Established:
- Dec 31,2000
- Verification Type:
- Free
Company Overview
Company Description
Liscannor's famous stone is still finding its way to all corners of the world, many years after there was a thriving quarrying industry in the area employing 500 men in at least nine quarries in the area.
The quarries were so prosperous in the early 1900's that a village was built around the famous Doonagore mines which also put Liscannor port on the map. It was one of the busiest of the small ports along the west coast of Ireland with its shipments of stone to London and Liverpool. However, the advent of Word War I put an end to all the prosperity and when the boats were unable to travel the mines closed.
However, a number of mines were re-opened on a smaller scale in the Liscannor area in the 1960's and are still producing the famous stone.
The quarries were so prosperous in the early 1900's that a village was built around the famous Doonagore mines which also put Liscannor port on the map. It was one of the busiest of the small ports along the west coast of Ireland with its shipments of stone to London and Liverpool. However, the advent of Word War I put an end to all the prosperity and when the boats were unable to travel the mines closed.
However, a number of mines were re-opened on a smaller scale in the Liscannor area in the 1960's and are still producing the famous stone.