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Rojo Neila Sandstone

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Rojo Neila Sandstone

Red - Sandstone

Spain

About

Item Details

Material Type:
Sandstone
Origin:
Spain (Burgos, Castilla y León)
Primary Color(s):
Red
Recommended Usage:
building stone, pavers, sinks, monuments, pool coping, sills, planters, columns, interior, exterior wall ornaments
Additional Names:
Rojo Neila, Arenisca Roja Neila, Roja Neila, Arenisca Rojo Neila, Rojo Neila Veteada, Rojo Neila Sandstone, Rojo Neila, Rojo Neila Sandstone
Finished Surface:
Bush Hammered,Tumbled,Brushed,Honed,Split,Machine Cut,Natural Surface,Sandblasted,Acid Washing,Combed,Filled,Chiseled,Pickling

Testing

Water Absorption:
3.3 %
Density:
2340 Kg/m3
Flexural Strength:
14.0 MPa
Compressive Strength:
78.0 MPa

Description

PETROGRAPHIC  DESCRIPTION  (UNE-EN  12407:2007)  General  reddish  tone.  Medium-  fine  grain.  Sandstone (quarztarenite). 
TECHNICAL ESSAYS RESULTS
(UNE-EN 1936:2007) 2340 kg/m3 Apparent density 
(UNE-EN 1936:2007) 7,5 % Open porosity 
(UNE-EN 12372:2007) 14,0 MPa Flexural strenght 
(UNE-EN 1926:2007) 78 MPa Compressive strenght 
(UNE-EN 13755:2008) 3,3 % Water absorption at atmospheric pressure 
(UNE-EN 1341:2002) 18,0 mm Abrasion resistance 
(UNE-EN 12371:2011) 14,2 MPa Frost resistance: Flexural strenght after 12 cycles 
(UNE-EN 12371:2011) 14,7 MPa Frost resistence: Flexural strenght after 48 cycles
(UNE-EN 14066:2003) -0,01 % Thermal sock resistence. Mass variation
(UNE-EN 13364:2002) 1850 N Breaking load at a dowel hole. Thecnological test. Thickness
(UNE-EN 13364:2002) 1650 N Breaking load at a dowel hole. Identification test 
(UNE-EN 14231:2004) 87 / 74 USRV Slip resistance Dry test / Wet test 
 (UNE-EN 1925:1999) 29,2 g/m2·s0,5 Water absorption 
* The values shown in this sheet are average values of the test reports

FAQ

Can Spain's Rojo Neila Sandstone be used exterior applications in cold climates?

Spains Rojo Neila Sandstone can generally be used in exterior applications in cold climates. However, it is important to note that sandstone is a sedimentary rock and is therefore more porous compared to other natural stones such as granite or marble. This means that it can absorb water and is more prone to weathering and damage in freeze-thaw cycles. To ensure its durability in cold climates, it is recommended to properly seal and treat the Rojo Neila Sandstone before installation. Sealing the stone helps to reduce its porosity and protect it from water absorption. Additionally, regular maintenance and cleaning are essential to prevent the buildup of ice, snow, or moisture, which could potentially cause damage. It is advisable to consult with a professional contractor or stone supplier who can provide specific recommendations for installation and maintenance in your climate and use case.

Are there color variations of Spain's Rojo Neila Sandstone?

Yes, there can be color variations in Spains Rojo Neila Sandstone. While the predominant color is typically a rich red or reddish-brown, it can also have variations in shade and intensity, ranging from lighter pinkish tones to darker, deeper reds. These color variations are often due to different mineral compositions and geological factors during its formation.

What is the average hardness of Spain's Rojo Neila Sandstone?

The hardness of Rojo Neila Sandstone can vary depending on specific samples and locations. However, on Mohs scale of mineral hardness, it generally ranges from 3 to 4. This means it is relatively soft compared to other stones, such as granite or quartz, which have higher hardness ratings.

Can Spain's Rojo Neila Sandstone be used outdoors?

Yes, Spains Rojo Neila Sandstone can be used outdoors. It is a durable and weather-resistant stone, making it suitable for various outdoor applications such as paving, landscaping, and cladding. However, it is always recommended to seal the stone to enhance its durability and resistance to staining or discoloration caused by natural elements.

Can Spain's Rojo Neila Sandstone be used in floor coverings?

Yes, Spains Rojo Neila Sandstone can be used in floor coverings. This type of sandstone is often used as a natural stone flooring option due to its durability and attractive red color. Its resistance to wear, ease of maintenance, and ability to withstand heavy foot traffic make it suitable for both indoor and outdoor flooring applications.

Can Spain's Rojo Neila Sandstone be used in a dining room?

Yes, Spains Rojo Neila Sandstone can certainly be used in a dining room. Sandstone is a versatile and durable material that can be used for various applications, including flooring, walls, and countertops. Rojo Neila Sandstone, in particular, has a beautiful red color and unique patterns that can add warmth and character to a dining room. It can be used as flooring to create a bold and elegant look or as a feature wall to create a focal point in the room. Additionally, sandstone is relatively easy to maintain, making it suitable for high-traffic areas like dining rooms.

Is Spain's Rojo Neila Sandstone an expensive stone?

I do not have access to current market prices. However, in general, Rojo Neila Sandstone is considered a high-quality stone and may be more expensive than other types of sandstone. The price may also depend on factors such as the size, thickness, and finish of the stone.

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