Yorkshire Fossils Limestone
Description: Beige background with random fossils that emerge due to the polishing process.
Finishes: Polished, honed, sand-blasted and custom finishes
Applications: Due to its good wear resistance and impressive dense finish, this natural stone is suitable for most internal applications, including floors, walls, surfaces and bespoke stonework in domestic and public environments. The Yorkshire Fossils can be admired in the Durham Cathedral (13th century) and as pavement for the York Minster (15th century).
Formats: Slabs and cut-to-size
Properties: This Crinoidal limestone is a true rock over 350 million years old. The stunning and large fossils dramatically reflect its story. Like most natural stones, colour variations and movement are part of their beauty. It is not acid or frost-resistant. Sealing it to extend its longevity is recommended.
Description: Beige background with random fossils that emerge due to the polishing process.
Finishes: Polished, honed, sand-blasted and custom finishes
Applications: Due to its good wear resistance and impressive dense finish, this natural stone is suitable for most internal applications, including floors, walls, surfaces and bespoke stonework in domestic and public environments. The Yorkshire Fossils can be admired in the Durham Cathedral (13th century) and as pavement for the York Minster (15th century).
Formats: Slabs and cut-to-size
Properties: This Crinoidal limestone is a true rock over 350 million years old. The stunning and large fossils dramatically reflect its story. Like most natural stones, colour variations and movement are part of their beauty. It is not acid or frost-resistant. Sealing it to extend its longevity is recommended.
Description: Beige background with random fossils that emerge due to the polishing process.
Finishes: Polished, honed, sand-blasted and custom finishes
Applications: Due to its good wear resistance and impressive dense finish, this natural stone is suitable for most internal applications, including floors, walls, surfaces and bespoke stonework in domestic and public environments. The Yorkshire Fossils can be admired in the Durham Cathedral (13th century) and as pavement for the York Minster (15th century).
Formats: Slabs and cut-to-size
Properties: This Crinoidal limestone is a true rock over 350 million years old. The stunning and large fossils dramatically reflect its story. Like most natural stones, colour variations and movement are part of their beauty. It is not acid or frost-resistant. Sealing it to extend its longevity is recommended.
