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We have studied your site and still are a little confused regarding the use of limestone in a bathroom. You have indicated that limestone is not suitable choice for the bathroom but what I could tell from the various references, it was because there are only a few limestones which are hard enough for bathroom use. Even if a limestone is hard enough, is it still inappropriate for bathroom use. Is Crema Europa honed appropriate for bathroom floors, including shower stall and vanity top? If not, why not? Thank you for your anticipated help.
Dear Dan:
Crema Europa is among the few “good guys”, providing that's installed properly. (But this applies to any natural stone installation.)
Now remember, it's never too early to think about the proper maintenance of your stone. The issue of what you'll be doing day in and day out to your stone is – as it should be intuitive – vastly more important than its sealing
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