Limestone Pool Pavers

Limestone Pool Pavers are a durable and beautiful solution for outdoor pool areas. Made from natural limestone, these pavers are heat and slip resistant, making them perfect for poolside use. With their elegant appearance and functionality, they will add value and aesthetics to your outdoor space.

Limestone is a type of soft marble formed over millions of years from sea shells and bones of sea which creatures settling on the ocean floor, hence it is called a sedimentary stone.

The calcium in the bones & shells combines with Carbon Dioxide in the water to form Calcium Carbonate, which is the basic mineral structure of all limestone and marble.

The result – smooth chalky natural stone often with deep set fossils creating fantastic visual interest. The feeling of calm and serenity can be conveyed to a room using this material.

Limestone pool pavers is mainly formed in shallow sea environment. Limestone can be divided into granular limestone (transported by flowing water and formed by sedimentation) according to its genesis; bio-skeleton limestone and chemical and biochemical limestone. According to the structure and structure, it can be subdivided into bamboo-leaf limestone, quasi-limestone, and mass limestone. The main chemical composition of limestone is that calcium carbonate is easy to dissolve, so stone forests and caves are formed in limestone areas, which is called karst terrain.

limestone pool pavers generally contains some dolomite and clay minerals. When the content of clay minerals reaches 25% to 50%, it is called argillaceous rock. When the dolomite content reaches 25%~50%, it is called dolomitic limestone. limestone pool pavers is widely distributed, uniform in lithology, easy to be mined and processed, and is a very versatile building material.

The main component of limestone pool pavers is calcium carbonate, which can be dissolved in water containing carbon dioxide. In general, one liter of carbon dioxide-containing water can dissolve approximately 50 mg of calcium carbonate.

According to a survey conducted by geologists in Guilin, it is found that the water there can dissolve and erode the limestone surface every year, which is about the thickness of a fingernail. Although it only dissolves so little every year, the history of the development of the earth is extremely long. Taking the most recent geological period-Quaternary, it is about 3 million years old. Even with such a slow rate of dissolution, it can dissolve 900 meters in 3 million years! The lonely mountain in Guilin is only one or two hundred meters high, and the maximum height of common caves is only tens of meters. But it is not where limestone pool pavers can form such a landform. Instead, it requires a large area, large thickness, and pure geologically pure limestone pool pavers, as well as warm and humid climatic conditions to be able to develop into such a perfect landform. Beautiful natural scenery.