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8 years ago

Hello, I would like to know about the flooring. Thank you.

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Artorius Faber
8 years ago
Hello @jjb3350, Bath Honed Limestone is Great British Natural Stone. It is mined just outside the World Heritage City of Bath. It is suitable for most domestic areas. We process this from 6 ton blocks, giving quite a degree of flexibility in terms of format and finish. DM Matt - matt@artoriusfaber.com with any further information and he will endeavour to help you further, if you have some pictures of your space or plans these would be useful. See picture below of Bath Stone mine...
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