White Limestone Wall Cladding

Expertly crafted from high-quality white limestone, this wall cladding adds a touch of elegance to any space. Its durable and weather-resistant properties make it a long-lasting and low-maintenance option for both indoor and outdoor use. Elevate your design with the timeless beauty of white limestone.

For Architects

-Millions of years exquisitely carved by nature, creating light beige color limestone
-Comfortable color and veins, touching, experiencing by heart, feeling the power of life.
-Each piece of stone has its speical texture, working together to promote the simple&modern style of the whole building.
-Suitable for wall cladding, outdoor floor, withstanding test of harsh enviroment, still perfect after many years.
-Breaking the tediousness and uninterestingness of traditional granite, putting the beautiful coat on buildings.
-Realizing perfect combinatin of engineering and art, becoming the preferred material for project owners and architects.

White limestone wall cladding has long been the choice of architects and many places of interest in the world, especially North America and Europe. white limestone wall cladding is also used in many public buildings such as stations, banks and other buildings built at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. white limestone wall claddingcan add character and depth to the kitchen.

The main component of dolomite is calcium magnesium carbonate, with a Mohs hardness value (MOH) between 3.5 and 4.

The main components of dolomite ore are calcium carbonate and magnesium carbonate. This kind of stone looks very close to limestone in appearance. In fact, dolomite is often found in areas where white limestone wall cladding deposits are found. Most dolomite deposits contain a certain percentage of limestone. The important basis for distinguishing dolomite is that the content of dolomite minerals in the rock is not less than 50%. In addition, dolomite is a porous stone. Because the chemical components that make up dolomite are not sensitive to acidic substances, dolomite has better weather resistance.

Generally speaking, people usually use the hardness test method and the acid test method to distinguish between white limestone wall cladding and dolomite.

The Mohs Hardness Test (MOH) is a simple mechanical test method that uses another metal with a known hardness to scrape the stone. Therefore, the hardness value of dolomite is between 3 and 4. The acid test method is to apply diluted hydrochloric acid to the surface of the stone. The white limestone wall cladding reacts strongly, while the dolomite reaction is not obvious, and the surface will form a powder. If the above test results are not obvious, laboratory analysis is required. If the source of the stone is known, the type and composition of the minerals will be clear.

In general, marble, limestone and dolomite can be used alternately as building materials. But even stones belonging to the same category have different physical properties. Before deciding which kind of stone is most suitable for use, all factors such as the absorbency, density and structural integrity of the stone should be taken into consideration. You can learn from the use of stone in other buildings. For example, the exterior wall of a 100-year-old building can be used as a reference for our exterior wall engineering.