Limestone Cladding

As a durable and versatile building material, Limestone Cladding offers a wide range of benefits for interior and exterior applications. With its natural beauty and low maintenance requirements, this cladding is perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any space. Experience the effortless beauty of Limestone Cladding today.

Limestone Cladding Maintenance

Limestone cladding is a porous material, making it prone to staining. Proper cleaning and maintenance can help preserve its natural beauty and durability.

Regular Cleaning

• Use minimal water to prevent excessive absorption.
• Wipe with a slightly damp cloth and a mild detergent.
• Dry and polish with a clean, soft cloth for a smooth finish.

Handling Wear and Scratches

• For severely worn limestone, use steel wool followed by polishing with an electric sander to restore its luster.
• A liquid scrubbing agent can also be used for careful cleaning.
• Minor scratches can be treated with special limestone cladding cleaners and care agents.

Removing Stains

• Lemon juice or vinegar can remove stains, but should not remain on the surface for more than 1–2 minutes. Rinse and dry afterward.
• Cosmetic, tea, and tobacco stains: Apply hydrogen peroxide mixed with a few ounces of ammonia water, let it sit for two hours, then rinse and dry.
• Oil stains: Wipe with ethanol (alcohol), acetone (wood spirit), or lighter fluid, then wash and dry.
• Wine, coffee, and cigarette burns may require professional repair.

Professional Maintenance

For old or valuable limestone cladding, professional care is recommended. If the limestone is painted, remove the paint using a paint stripper, following the product instructions. This may require multiple applications. Once the paint is removed, polish the surface with steel wool and an electric sander.

By following these maintenance steps, limestone cladding can remain pristine and long-lasting for years to come.