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Phoenician Stone limestone pavers

  • Published: 17/04/2009

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PHOENICIAN Stone says its limestone pavers have become one of the biggest selling products in the natural stone market.

The company has a large selection of limestone pavers in a range of colours and styles.

According to Phoenician Stone, limestone pavers do not fade like concrete pavers and do not absorb a lot of water.

The pavers are said to have a low slip rating, making them suitable for commercial applications and for use around swimming pools.

Limestone pavers are available from Phoenician Stone in two sizes, 400x400x28mm and 600x400x28mm.

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