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Lanvignes Limestone Tiles

Min Order : 100 Square Meters

GradeSizeSurfaceReference FOB Price
A40*40*1.8cmHoned/

Material

Name:
Lanvignes Limestone (See material detail)
Type:
Beige - Limestone
Origin:
France France Coulmier-le-Sec (Cote d'Or ), 15 Km South of Avignon

SupplierSupplier Detail

Established: Apr 01,2020

Main Product: BUFFON Limestone, SEMOND Limestone, BEAUVILLON Limestone, SAINT MARC Limestone, VIX Limestone, LANVIGNE Limestone

Patrice Kezirian

Patrice Kezirian
Sales Manager

Tel: 611198395

Adr: 35 Rue de Bellechasse 75007 Paris France

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Stone Information

Stone Type
Limestone
Color
Beige
Stone Name
Lanvignes Limestone

Available surface finishes

  • Honed

Product description

Stone Information

Lanvignes Limestone slabs and tiles are crafted from a semi-hard stone quarried in Coulmier-le-Sec, Cote d'Or, located 15 km south of Avignon, France. This limestone offers a distinctive and versatile material for various design applications, and its specifications include:

  1. Thickness: Available in 2cm and 3cm thickness options, providing flexibility for different design preferences and applications.

  2. Finishes:

    • Polished: Featuring a smooth and reflective surface, polished finishes enhance the stone's natural color variations, emphasizing the golden beige to yellow beige hues, and revealing the medium grain texture and subtle fossil details.
    • Honed: With a matte finish, honed surfaces offer a subdued elegance, showcasing the stone's unique grain and color variations in softer lighting.
    • Tumbled: Tumbled finishes present a weathered and antique appearance, adding character to the stone and highlighting its slightly shelly nature.
    • Sawn Cut: Achieved through sawing, sawn cut finishes provide a clean and contemporary appearance, showcasing the uniformity of the limestone's background.
  3. Color Palette: Lanvignes Limestone exhibits a color range from golden beige to yellow beige. The ochre to dark amber background adds depth and warmth, creating a visually striking palette.

  4. Texture: The stone features a medium grain texture, offering a balanced mix of fine and coarse elements. This texture contributes to the stone's visual interest and tactile appeal.

  5. Fossils: Small fossils are present within the limestone, adding a natural and organic pattern to the material.

  6. Uniformity: Lanvignes Limestone is more or less uniform in its appearance, providing consistency across larger surfaces for a cohesive and harmonious look.

Whether used for flooring, wall cladding, or architectural details, Lanvignes Limestone slabs and tiles bring the warmth of its French origin to interior and exterior spaces, offering a timeless and distinctive choice for design projects.

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Company Profile

Company Name:
MARBREK CMF
Business Type:
Natural Stone
Country/Region:
France
Established:
Apr 01,2020
Verification Type:
Free

Company Overview

Company Description

Dedicated to natural stones and marbles only. We exploit and transform the products of our quarries in Europe...
A global player in the exploitation and processing of marbles and stones in Europe, we own and operate nearly 30 quarries of natural materials.
Exceptional mineral wealth, by their beauty and by the history they carry, these materials contribute to the architectural heritage of the most sublime achievements.
Global player in decorative mineral exploitation in Europe.
We own marble quarries in Portugal and Belgium and limestones in France.
Major producer of Rosa Aurora marble and the unique quality of Vigaria, renowned for its finesse and resistance.
From the unique Belgium Black marble mined since 1782 and other historical mineral materials.
And in Côte d’Or in France, a whole range of Limestones from Châtillonnais in Burgundy.