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A love that never leaves (2)

Summary: Sometimes when you go looking for the past, you find things you never expected. When an accident brings him face to face with something he never knew he lost, Bucky Barnes begins to understand an age old truth – it’s so easy, sometimes, to love the things that destroy us.

Characters: Bucky Barnes x Reader Warnings: Bad language. Sad Bucky.

A/N: The plot thickens. Bucky recovers from a shit situation and learns more about the person who found him. Remembering is really hard and memories do not cooperate.

I’m planning to post a chapter a week, on either Saturday or Sunday. I tried to tag everyone who reached out, but if I missed you, it was unintentional, so please send me a DM or ASK, it’s easier for me to track. Otherwise you can find the new updates each weekend!

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Previously...

The figure halts. A gloved hand reaches to pull back the hood of the white coat and a woman’s face appears. Even through the howling wind, Bucky hears her question clearly and he doesn’t understand why the two syllables feel like a knife ripping through skin and bone and thick sinew, straight to his heart.

“Soldier?”

She speaks hesitantly, her voice tinged with a peculiar hint of hope. Bucky wants to ruminate further, but his fingers are rubbing the slippery edges of his gunshot wounds and the snow around him is greedy, lusting for the hot blood he spills.

He wants to answer. He tries to answer, he really does.

Instead, he falls face first into the soft snow.

*****

MISSION REPORT

CONTACT MADE BUT RESPONDENT ELIMINATED. BASE DID NOT REVEAL INFORMATION REQUIRED TO PROCEED TO NEXT RENDEZVOUS POINT. HOLD AND WAIT.

WITHOUT ADDITIONAL SUPPORT MISSION FAILURE IS IMMINENT. REQUESTING BACK UP FOR –

For what? The words evaporate. Smoke in the wind. The pencil clatters to the floor and rolls away and his notebook follows. He goes to his knees in front of the brick wall and he slams his fist against it again and again, until his knuckles are shredded.

He screams.

****

Bucky’s entire body is on fire.

Burning hot, scorching him from the inside out. This can’t be right, he’s done. He’s supposed to be done with this shit, what are they doing now? Bleary eyes open and he tries to speak. To tell them no, to leave him alone, to please just fucking stop. Heat races through his veins, suffocating him and he feels rivers of sweat coursing down his face, down his chest, down his arms.

Above him, floats a blurry face, both intensely familiar and completely foreign. She wipes a cold cloth over his face and Bucky sighs in relief.

Darkness comes again.

*****

We’ll meet again…don’t know where…don’t know when…but I know we’ll meet again, some sunny day…

The melody flows like water inside his head and Bucky follows it slowly, swimming languidly into consciousness. When he breaks the surface, his brain comes to life, but his eyes stay closed.

It’s a trait he perfected over the years, waking up without anyone realizing. Back then, he’d quickly discovered if you’re flat on your back and don’t know where you are, your safest bet is certainly not to show them you’re awake. Once they know, you lose your advantage.

That’s usually when the pain starts.

Instead, he starts his internal assessment. Ears straining for any hint of sound, he waits, listening for anything. The intake of breath, a quiet sniffle, the whisper of fabric, a footfall. Anything. The silence stretches and he’s finally forced to conclude – either his captor is just that good, or he’s alone.

Cracking an eye, he draws a soundless breath, taking stock of his surroundings.

This is – interesting.

The room he’s in is dim, suffused with swaths of muted daylight streaming in through the massive window in front of the bed. His eyes track the expanse of clear glass, stretching from the floor, extending up the vaulted ceiling and ending in a wide skylight. A small fireplace is tucked into the corner, a basket of logs piled next to the dark slate tiles, and the soothing pop and crackle of wood lulls him toward a sense of false security.

Snow still falls outside, but it’s no longer the wailing blizzard; instead, fat, wet flakes drift quietly by, piling onto the tall evergreens hugging the window.

Feeling the silky sheen of satin against his skin, he peeks under the sheets to find himself nearly naked, wearing nothing more than a crisp white bandage and skin-tight boxers.

“What the sweet fuck is this shit?” he mutters, dropping the sheets and struggling to sit up. The bed is wide and covered in all shades of blue – a dusty blue duvet, sky blue sheets, a midnight blue quilt – and suddenly it all mixes into a watery blur when his vision goes sideways. Pain rips through him and he flops back, whining softly. Pressing gently against the bandage, the pain flares so fast, he digs his heels into the bed, spine arching unconsciously. He can feel it, actually feel it, the tugging sensation of his skin knitting itself back together. Sweat instantly pours down his face.

“Don’t scream,” he hisses through gritted teeth, “don’t scream you fuckin’ baby, don’t.”

Clamping his lips together, he swallows the sounds he’d desperately love to howl, focusing on counting the snowflakes drifting past the window. He loses count of the deep, calming breaths he takes and long minutes later, the worst appears to pass. For now. Bucky’s rigid muscles begin to relax.

He appreciates the whole healing fast thing, he really does, but the process is just fucking unpleasant.

Swinging his legs over the bed, toes curling into a plush rug, he wobbles to his feet. Looking around, he searches for his clothes, but he comes up empty handed. He doesn’t actually mind the lack of clothing, it’s more the lack of pockets for weapons that irritate him.

But a good solider can make a weapon from anything, so he snatches a log from the basket next to the fireplace, rotates his arm until the plates shift smoothly, and creeps from the bedroom.

Tiptoeing down the steps to the first level, he stops short.

The small town he’d infiltrated was derelict, gritty, downtrodden.

The home he finds himself inhabiting is the polar opposite.

Wooden steps lead down into a cosy stone and log cabin. The small kitchen has an island with a couple hand-hewn stools and an oak butcher block in the middle, burnished copper pots hanging from a rack above. The floor is a deep russet red, the wide-planked floorboards containing a myriad of knots and whorls. Above him, thick beams stretch the expanse of the room, with dark iron lighting fixtures casting a rosy glow through the room. In the centre wall of the living room, flanked with tall vertical windows, stands a fireplace, the uneven shapes of grey river rock fitting together seamlessly. From the tall windows, he has a clear view of a foggy mountain range. Another fire crackles and pops merrily in the calm silence.

A cracked white pitcher filled with pine boughs gives off a sharp, clean scent and Bucky finds himself struggling to remain overly vigilant, because it’s beautiful. It’s a home.

Beauty means nothing though. A lesson he learned the hard way through the years.

Slinking into the kitchen, he rummages through the silverware, turning up three finely sharpened knives. Two, he tucks into the elastic band of his boxers, feeling instant relief at the feel of the blades hugging his hip. The third, a large butcher knife, he flips around and holds outward, ready to swing.

Switching into stealth mode, he goes to work.

Rifling through kitchen cupboards and drawers. Lifting throw pillows and blankets from the sofa. Scanning rows of books arranged in alphabetical order. Searching a small linen closet. Ears perked for the sound of footsteps outside.

And yeah, he finds a few things.

A few weird things.

It starts in the small closet. Buried under a pile of quilts, he finds a heavy metal box. Pulling a bobby pin from the perpetual tangle of colorful hair-ties he keeps around his wrist, it takes a few tries before he has the lock picked. Lifting the lid reveals a perfectly folded pile of worn t-shirts. Shaking each out, he scans the logos – emblazoned across each one is a different city from Bon Jovi’s 1986 Slippery When Wet European tour.

They’re just old t-shirts, the kinds you find people hawking at concert venues or in the bargain bin at a thrift store. Nothing special or expensive. Yet here they are, folded into neat squares and tucked into a box that could probably withstand an explosion.

His confusion spirals, but Bucky fights a small smile. It seems odd, but hey, he really likes Bon Jovi too. Maybe he would do the same.

Re-folding the tissue thin cloth, he locks the box and stuffs it back in place.

Trying the bookcase next, he pulls books out, feeling behind them. Knuckles rap at random, tap, tap, tap, until he hears an unexpected thunk. The hollow sound gives it away and with a shove, he shifts the back panel and finds another small locked box. Holding it under his arm, he fiddles with the bobby pin again and the lid cracks. Two items appear.

A crushed red velvet jewelry bag.

A handful of cheap vintage postcards in a clear plastic bag.

Crouching to the floor, he shakes the contents of the jewelry bag free. A handful of silvery-blue pebbles clatter out and in the middle of the pile, a necklace. Bucky holds the worn chain up to the light. Spinning slowly on the end is a round disc, a little dingy and rubbed smooth, but he can see the outline.

Bucky wasn’t exactly a good little Catholic growing up, and yeah, religion wasn’t the sort of personal expression Hydra encouraged for the Soldier. His knowledge of saints was spotty as a kid and is extensively worse now, but he recognizes the medal – he knows Steve had one, wore it during the war and was wearing it when his plane went down. He donated it to the Smithsonian when he returned. Most of the military seemed to have one back then and Bucky assumes he had one as well, although he has no clue.

On the little medal, is the image of Saint Michael. The patron saint of Soldiers.

Fingering the medal pensively, he tries to summon a memory, any memory. He figures he must have something in there that could build off this particular war-related trinket.

But no. Just like always.

Setting it gently aside, he opens the clear bag instead. Pulling out the postcards, he lines them carefully up in front of him, internally translating the languages.

Covered with palm trees, an exuberant statement in French: Welcome to sunny Nice!

A colorful boulevard linked with green trees in Spanish stating: The Beauty of Barcelona

A laughing cartoon caricature of a man holding skis in Swiss German: Enjoy your Winter in Zurich

The solemn announcement in Italian, written over an image of the Coliseum: Hello from Rome: The Eternal City

Orange and red leaves, covering a giant beer stein in German: Oktoberfest in Munich!

And the dogged mantra of the stoic English, tall white letters against a soft pink backdrop: Keep Calm and Carry On

But the one that piques his interest the most, is last in the pile. A hand-painted postcard, the paint chipped and faded through time, of the Brooklyn Bridge at night. The title above in carefully printed letters reads: Brooklyn, New York – Thank God It’s Not Jersey. Bucky feels his heart stutter at the words, because he’s pretty god damn sure he and Steve used to throw out that same phrase.

On the back of the Brooklyn postcard, he finds the inked shapes of two hearts tangled together.

Bucky stares hard at the image, so simple but vibrating with some unknown meaning. Flipping through all the other cards, he finds them blank, nothing more than a pretty collection. Bewildered and careening toward frustrated anger, he gathers them together and slips them into the bag. He bangs the box shut and hides it away again.

He finds three more locked boxes in his search, each containing innocuous items. One with a thin, moth-eaten baby blanket. One with a random assortment of old Life magazines.

After stowing away the final box, housing an envelope with three sepia toned photos of a tall man and a small girl, he spends another ten minutes searching for clues. Finally, he’s convinced the room has shared all its secrets - until he notices the crease in the rug below the coffee table.

Shoving the table aside, Bucky flips up the rug. In the middle of the floor, he finds a plank of wood slightly thinner than the others, with a small chink in the edge. Crouching down, he runs his thumb around it and nudges it up, finding a hidden space below.

There he finds one more box. His beleaguered bobby pin gives a final brave attempt and with a quiet snick, the lock pops open.

Inside are three dusty books. Peeling gold letters line the spine of each, showing a single word, followed by three different numbers.

Journal, 1967 Journal, 1968 Journal, 1969

From the pages of 1969, a ticket stub flutters to the floor.

*****

Under the fall of lacy snowflakes, she walks. Circling the small cabin for hours, her toes are damn near frozen, but she finds herself unwilling to go back inside. He has to be waking soon and the thought of facing him makes her chest ache. Instead, she walks the narrow path along the bank of the rushing stream bordering her home and argues with herself.

Go inside. Ask him. Talk to him. See if he remembers. Tell him the truth! He deserves to know. Maybe he doesn’t want to hear it. Maybe he’ll just kill you and be done. Probably not though, you’re not that lucky.

Hysterical laughter bubbles up and she digs the puffy gloved heels of her palms into her eyes. She really needs to get out more. This constant talking to herself thing will get her institutionalized someday.

But she literally has no one else to talk to. And that right there, has always been the problem.

Brushing the snow from a giant boulder, she gingerly sits. Bending forward, she drops her head to her knees and wraps her arms around her legs, trying desperately not to give in to the panic attack threatening to drive its anxious fingers into her brain. Memories begin to swirl and even after all this time, the sound of his voice rises so easily to the surface, a sweet, drawling Brooklyn twang that turns her stomach to knots.

“Je vais avoir de la chance ce soir. Il y a de belles femmes en France qui ne m'aiment pas?”

“Can I walk you home?”

“Wait for me darlin’, okay? Will you? I’ll come back for you. I promise I will.”

“You’re what I want. You’re what I’m always gonna want.”

“You and me, this kind of love, it lasts forever, okay? It’s never gonna leave.”

“Dammit. Shit shit shit,” she chants to herself. Thick and heavy, the memories press down until she buckles under the burden of remembering. Tears begin to fall, hot trails down her face and she wipes them away, her hands shaking.

She stays on the frozen rock, letting time pass while the cold seeps through her clothes. The air is so icy, it makes her lungs seize.

*****

The butcher knife lays beside him, within easy reach. Bucky sits cross-legged on the floor, flicking through the pages at random. He pauses now and then, digging deeper, losing himself in the faded ink of another’s life.

19 May, 1967

America is strange. I arrived in Los Angeles with no goal, just rented a car and drove. First to the coast and saw the ocean. It was different than the first time Papa took me – I’ve never seen anything so blue. I tried not to think about it, but it was in my head. It’s always there. Blue everywhere. The water, the sky, his eyes. I can never leave it behind.

The songs on the radio here, they’re different too. It feels like the heart of this country is screaming and I see why. Vietnam is different. This war, it’s unexplainable maybe, but there’s a frustrated weariness in the words.

But then again, is it really that different? No matter the fight, Soldiers still give their lives and leave their sweethearts crying in the streets. They promise to come home, that ridiculously naive optimism of youth, and instead they die in a battle they never wanted to join. It’s the universal truth of every fight, since the beginning of time. The tears should be enough to stop this all from happening, but no. War keeps coming, one after another, and soldiers answer the call.

I still remember what he said that night. It’s stayed with me more than anything else. They’ll run out of soldiers eventually, he said, like he was nothing more than a cheap commodity. He was so tired by the end. I should have helped him.

11 April, 1968

Last week I was walking by the book stalls down at the Seine and saw a bargain bin of English language books. I found a book of poetry and I swear to god, that damn thing fell open on this:

He was my North, my South, my East and West, My working week and my Sunday rest, My noon, my midnight, my talk, my song; I thought that love would last forever: I was wrong.

The stars are not wanted now; put out every one, Pack up the moon and dismantle the sun, Pour away the ocean and sweep up the wood; For nothing now can ever come to any good. W.H. Auden

I don’t think I could find a better articulation of my mood. Either Fate has something against me, or I’m just that unlucky. I bought it. I couldn’t help myself.

21 July, 1969

Sometimes, I think miracles do still exist in this world.

Down at an old hotel, the entire town was crowded in the dining room. They had a TV balanced up on a shelf so everyone could see and they caught the BBC1 broadcast. The entire room was dead silent. It was overwhelming, I can still hardly imagine it. A man walking on the moon!

The whole time I kept thinking how much he would have loved this. How he would have laughed. How he probably would have tried to sign up to be a spaceman! The more I remembered, the more I thought about that night by the river, after we first met. All those stars in the sky. Decades later and I still wonder about it – how it’s possible to be so in love with someone – but then again, how could anyone fail to love him? He was so warm, so full of life and excitement and dreams. God. We had so many dreams, so many plans for the future. We were so naïve, thinking the world might owe us a little happiness. What a joke.

And now here I am. Alone with nothing but memories – just like always. That life we wanted, it’s as far away as the moon. Unreachable and impossible.

1 January, 1970 We never He was I thought A Soldier with a metal arm?

The journal ends there.

Bucky looks at the ticket stub that fell from the delicate pages and the words bring forth a wavering reel of images, brand new and unfamiliar.

Moulin Rouge New Year’s Eve Ball Admittance: 1 Individual 31 December, 1969

The black lacquer of a piano. Silver sparkles reflecting from crystal chandeliers. The scent of fizzy champagne and the tang of blood and a dark apartment overlooking the twinkling lights of Paris.

Disoriented, Bucky sets the book down. What the hell is this? Who is she? She must be Hydra, she has to be. How else would she know the Soldier? Why did she take him, what does she want? Why does she have journals from so long ago, what do they mean?

It’s the eternal tragedy of his god damn life – always questions, never answers. He looks around the warm, peaceful little cabin and scrubs his hands down his face. He needs to plot his next move, but the bullet wounds throb with fresh, fiery pain and he’s suddenly and overwhelmingly exhausted.

So, he remains seated, surrounded by pages upon pages from someone else’s life.

Blinking back frustrated tears as he stares at the books, he knows without a doubt, that these three years of writing hold more memories than he could conjure in the lifetime he’s lived.

Distantly, he hears the slow crunch of boots on snow. Rousing himself from the miserable train of thought, he scrambles to his feet, turning to face the front door when footsteps hit the porch steps and begin to climb.

Bucky wipes the tears from his eyes. And he lifts his knife.

*****

Pacing back and forth across the small porch, she stops in front of the door and reaches for the handle.

And draws away again. Curses and keeps pacing. Tries again, pulls back.

“Open the door, you god damn coward,” she whispers harshly.

Squaring her shoulders, she turns the knob and pushes it open before she can lose her nerve. Stepping inside, the room is silent, just as she left it. Orange flames flicker in the fireplace, the smell of smoky wood and pine needles hangs in the air. She shuts the door quietly, shakes out her coat and hangs it on the rack. Taps the snow from her boots and unwinds her scarf. Rubbing her temples, she takes a deep breath and starts for the stairs, determined to face him.

She takes three steps, before the wind is knocked clean from her lungs.

The heavy body hits her from behind, one arm curling around her chest, the other pressing her butcher knife against her throat. The voice in her ear is so gut wrenchingly familiar, she nearly faints.

“Leaving a strange man alone in your bed with access to knives – not your best move.”

When he was lying unconscious wrapped in her quilts, she thought he seemed smaller than she remembered. Now, the breadth of his body against her back makes her realize just how wrong that assessment was.

“Yes. I should have hidden the knives,” she tries to speak. “Something to remember next time.”

“Tell me who the fuck you are.”

She should be terrified right now. The most prolific assassin of the 20th century has a razor-sharp blade sitting at her throat and a metal arm digging into her chest. With the slightest move, he could crush her lungs or slit her throat. He wouldn’t even have to try.

She should be terrified, but she’s not. Because the years, the decades, have been nothing more than an empty echo without him, and now he’s here. Against all odds, he is here with her. Relaxing in his arms, she leans back and closes her eyes.

Bucky stiffens abruptly at the movement.

Her hand floats up and reaches for the wrist flexing at her throat. She feels his grip tighten further, but for some reason, he allows her curious touch. Fingers trembling, they find the thin ridge, running down the long white scar curving from his right thumb across the back of his hand.

It’s nothing more than a gentle caress, but –

Like a hammer to his skull, his head splits head open. With a frightened snarl, he shoves her away and she stumbles forward, catching herself against the sofa. Slowly, she turns to face him fully.

Dark hair frames his face in sweaty tangles and his blue eyes are wild.

“What the fucking hell was that?” he hisses. The knife is held outward and he scratches at the scar, trying to scrub away her touch.

“I’m sorry,” she says, rubbing her throat. “I wasn’t – I’m sorry.”

“How the hell did I get here?” Bucky barks. “Last thing I remember, I was gut shot and bleeding out in a god damn blizzard.”

“I found you. Brought you here.”

“Yeah, obviously. Except I’m fuckin’ heavy and no offense, but you don’t look much like a super soldier. So, I’ll ask again - how the hell did I get here? Who else is working with you?”

“No one, it’s just me. And I’m not working. You – I don’t know, you just followed me. When you collapsed in the snow, I rolled you over and shouted your name, and your eyes just – they opened and you got to your feet.”

Bucky glares at her. “Convenient, that you knew my name. And how to wake me up.”

Jaw clenching, she glares back now. “I didn’t know how to wake you up. You were bleeding everywhere, but you stood there like you were waiting for something.”

Biting the inside of his cheek, he grimaces. He thinks he knows what’s coming.

“Say I believe you. Then what?”

“You asked for instructions, so I told you to get in my truck and I brought you here. I’m sorry, I didn’t know – I wasn’t sure what to do. When we got here, you wouldn’t go upstairs. You just laid down on the dining table and – ”

She pauses, but he sighs resignedly. “Keep going.”

“Both bullets, they were still – inside. I had to dig them out. I got bandages and tried to stitch up the wound. You were awake, I thought you were awake, the entire time. You were telling me what to do. Kept asking if – you kept asking if I was new.”

Bucky feels his face heat in embarrassment. Shifting uncomfortably, he grudgingly explains. “That was a secondary protocol. Something happens to the Asset, it’s programmed – I mean I was programmed - to help fix the problem.”

The cabin is quiet for a drawn-out moment.

“Oh,” she finally says. Her voice sounds small.

“So? You’re former Hydra then?”

She blanches at the comment. “What? No! I was never with them.”

“Really,” Bucky says sarcastically. “You just happened upon me and knew my name and brought me to a cabin in the middle of nowhere for no reason? That was all just luck?”

“Stop being a jerk. I said I don’t work for them,” she snaps, anger seeping into her voice. “I’d slit my own throat first.”

Bucky goes quiet, considering the statement. His loses some of the hostility when he replies, but his tone is still suspicious. “But we know each other. You know him. Or – me. The Soldier.”

“Yes. I know the – Soldier.”

“Well, I don’t remember you,” Bucky says harshly, and he watches her face fall. He feels a pang of remorse at her disappointment and almost points out that she’s not unique, he never remembers. But he holds his tongue.

Eyes dropped to the floor, her shoulders sag. “I didn’t expect you would.”

An awkward silence fills the room. Bucky feels that strange ache in his chest once again, a desire to smooth the unhappiness from her face, and an apology tumbles from his lips.

“I’m sorry I don’t remember. Trust me, it’s definitely not you.”

“No. Please don’t apologize,” she says quickly, looking up. She shakes her head like she wants to say something more; instead, she swallows the words and offers an olive branch. “Do you want to know? I mean - do you want me to tell you?”

Bucky considers the offer. Before him stands a lovely woman. One who knew the Soldier, who met the worst incarnation of himself, but without the security of Hydra to help her. He comes to a swift, depressing conclusion.

Chances are, he did something shitty to her.

Does he want to know then? Does he really need another gruesome memory clogging up his brain?

Sure. Because Bucky never knows when to quit.

“Yes,” he says firmly. “Tell me. I want to hear it.”

“Okay, I can do that,” she says softly. She motions him to sit on the couch, but Bucky hesitates.

“Can I, uh, have some pants first?” He asks stiffly. “This is sort of awkward.”

The surprise on her face makes Bucky think for one fleeting moment that she might laugh. But then she nods and disappears through a small room off the kitchen. When she returns, she’s holding a neatly folded stack of fresh laundry and he recognizes the contents of his backpack.

“Here,” she sets it cautiously on the dining table. “I’m sorry I went through your bag, I didn’t have any men’s clothing, so…anyway, I washed it all.”

Bucky snatches his ragged Captain America t-shirt and black sweats from the top of the pile, shimmying into them. Pulling a rainbow colored band off his wrist, he ties his hair back and drops to the couch.

She takes the armchair across from him, as far away as she can get in the small living room, and tucks her hands under her legs. Bucky knows he’s unlikely to enjoy whatever she has to say, but he folds his fingers together and waits. She stares down at her feet, appearing to gather her courage before meeting his grim stare head on.

Her voice is steady, as she starts to speak.

“Paris was cold that December and it snowed early. It was New Year’s Eve in 1969.”

*****

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Onyx is a truly enchanting natural stone with a long and fascinating history. Used throughout the ages for jewelry due to its exceptional properties when carved, this luxury stone is also quarried and sold as slabs for use as countertops, fireplace surrounds, vanities and as a decorative showpiece that makes an impressive design statement. Once one of the most prized stones in a variety of ancient civilizations, Onyx is now highly sought after for its unique appearance and for the fact that it is one of the few stones that can be backlit due to its translucency.

Onyx Countertops

As a rule, onyx is one of the most brittle and delicate natural stones you can install as a countertop. For this reason, it is recommended that you only use it as a countertop in an area of your home that does not see heavy use. Instead, onyx can shine as a custom bar countertop and is used by a lot of commercial bars as a wow factor to dazzle their patrons. If you are building or renovating a bar in your home, then onyx can be a great choice and creates a fantastic atmosphere that is sure to have your guests singing their praises.

Calacatta Marble

Calacatta is a marble that is also quarried in the city of Carrara but has some distinctive differences from Carrara marble that make it highly sought-after by homeowners. Calacatta is characterized by a clear, white background and thicker, impactful veining that can be grey or gold/brown but is sometimes a combination of some or all of those colors. The veining here tends to be more distinctive than Carrara marble and less linear as well

Choosing the Right Natural Stone Tiles for Your Home

Natural stone tiles are one of the most durable and aesthetically appealing flooring choices. Whether you are thinking of installing them in your bathroom, kitchen, living room or outdoors, stone tiles can provide you with years of enjoyment if you know how to select the right materials. Everyone has different tastes which need to be taken into account and combined with the more practical requirements when making an informed purchase. This article seeks to provide you with the necessary information to choose tiling for your home with confidence.

Marble Tiles

always brings to mind luxury and prestige and if those are elements you wish to invoke in your interior design goals then it may be the stone for you. As a tile option, marble can really tie a room’s design together and is the perfect choice if you want to make your floor one of the main attractions in your home. Marble comes in a wide variety of colors and patterns and is incomparable when it comes to sheer aesthetic appeal and overall value. Although certainly one of the more expensive options, if properly maintained marble will most certainly raise the property value of your home over the long run.

Limestone Tiles

Limestone Tiles are a great choice if you’re looking for something with an understated and natural look that can be installed in or outdoors. The subtle light tones of limestone make it ideal when you don’t want to draw too much attention to your floor and it allows other design elements to shine. There are always exceptions to this rule but for the most part, you should be considering the lighter tonalities in your design process if you are using limestone. Not many materials can give you a better bang for your buck, limestone is one of the cheaper options available for tiles while still being highly functional.

Slate Tiles

Slate is an exceptional stone for floor tiles, having a great deal of slip-resistance and it is considered one of the safest floor tiles and has the resilience to last for decades. Furthermore, it’s unique and varied appearance give it a quaint sort of charm that makes it feel like you’ve placed a piece of nature inside your home. Slate Tiles are also extremely reliable as an outdoor option and can provide a perfect complement to your lawn or garden from a design perspective.

Travertine Tiles

Travertine is a form of Limestone that is created near mineral spring deposits and comes in a variety of earth tone hues. Its name is derived from the Italian word ‘travertino’ and in fact, Italy is renowned for its travertine production with some of the best quality slabs and tiles coming from that region of the world. Although travertine’s color options are somewhat limited, the shades that are available really do represent some of the best of a natural stone look and feel.

Granite Tiles

Granite makes for the most durable tiles of the bunch so if you are going to be installing tiles in an area of your home that sees heavy use, granite can get the job done. In addition to rock-solid durability, granite tiles are available in a variety of colors and patterns that can complement the other design elements in the room. Granite Tiles are perfect for high-traffic areas in your home such as a foyer, kitchen, or living room. Because of granite’s inherent durability and resistance to wear and tear, your tiles can last for decades with a minimal amount of maintenance.

Carrara Marble

Carrara gets its namesake from the city in Tuscany where it’s quarried and is one of the most frequently used marbles on the planet, with a history dating back to the construction of ancient rome. Carrara marble is characterized by a light grey background dominated by soft and feathery grey veins. The veining on Carrara marble tends to be thin, long and linear, without much empty space on a typical slab. The veins are often not clearly defined and appear to blend into the surface of the stone, instead of standing out.

Calacatta Marble

Carrara and Calacatta Marble: What’s the Difference?

Both Carrara and Calacatta are white and grey-based marbles from the same region in Italy, they are distinctly different stones with their own unique character. Which one you choose will depend on your aesthetic preferences and budget but know that either material is a fine choice for a variety of applications. A lot of people are concerned with using marble as a countertop due to the fact that it can etch, stain, and scratch easier than other natural stones such as granite and quartzite.

Best Practices for Maintaining Your Marble

Let’s begin with some general rules that should be followed to ensure your marble is kept in ideal condition. Firstly, make sure that you apply a high-quality sealer to the surface of the stone to help prevent your marble from absorbing liquids and getting etched. There are many varieties of sealer on the market, make sure to go with an Impregnator Sealer, which absorbs into the stone and fills in microscopic holes to repel water and other liquids from seeping into it. Secondly, marble is particularly susceptible to citrus, tomato sauce, vinegar, and other acidic food substances. For this reason, you should make sure to use coasters, cutting boards, and anything else that makes sense to separate acidic liquids from potentially touching the stone. The same goes for oily materials such as cooking oil and dairy products, which can leave quite a deep stain if left unchecked.

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SANDSTONE-THE ESSENCE OF TRADITIONAL AND MODERN INTERIOR DESIGNS BY BHANDARI MARBLE GROUP

Sandstone - The Essence of traditional and Modern Interior Designs

home is not just a concrete structure made of bricks and mortar. It is more than a set of rooms, bathroom, kitchen, patio, entryways, and garden. The presence of family members makes a particular space ideal for living in. From walls to floors and from roof to outdoor space, everything matters the most. Your home is the symbol of your status. Hence, making an eye-catching and durable living room is more worthy than an expensive concrete structure. It is possible with natural stones that add sophistication and durability to homes.

“The essence of interior design will always be about people and how they live. It is about the realities of what makes for an attractive, civilized, meaningful environment, not about fashion or what’s in or what’s out. This is not an easy job.” – Albert Hadley, one of most influential interior decorators and designers

In contemporary and traditional-styled living rooms, natural stones, like marble, granite, slate, limestone, quartzite, and sandstone, are widely used. Every natural stone product has a specific utility to render a new meaning to the architectural excellence. Here, putting natural stones in the right places (walls, floors, countertops, and backsplashes) matters the most. It guides in upgrading a living room with the help of a certified and professional natural stone company.

A beautiful living room that lasts for many years A lively living room is always accompanied by furniture that includes a sofa, chairs, tables, bookshelves, electric lamps, rugs, etc. Additionally, walls, floors, and countertops also induce a vital difference. Making a living space more functional and comfortable is essential to bring the most out of a colorful home. You spend maximum time with your family and friends in a living room. Here, natural stone can transform your living room into a comfy and warm place. Suiting your lifestyle granite floor can do wonders. A granite floor and wall made of tiles or slabs is vital for setting the tone of your living room. For combing simplicity and durability innately, emphasize the following ideas:

• Prefer marble for a touch of sophistication in a dynamic living room. • Granite is a superb stone for creating contemporary places. • Do interior wall decorations with limestone, sandstone, slate or natural stone panels. • Decorate only half of the wall with natural stone and paint the other part. • Limestone simply defines a natural atmosphere with its multiple earthy hues.

Marble flooring for living room – One-of-a-kind luxury and elegance When we talk about luxury and elegance in a living room, the very first word strikes our mind is marble flooring. With the presence of natural waves, hues, line, and tone, a marble product promises visual appeal, eternal looks, and long-lasting sturdiness. Marble tiles in a rectangle, triangle, and mosaic cuts deliver unparalleled natural beauty. If you are interested in boosting the resale value of homes, try high-quality, polished marble tiles and slabs for stone flooring from certified Indian marble stone suppliers. Opt for standard sizes:

• Gangsaw slab: 240 x 120 cm up in 2 & 3 cm • Cutter slab: 120 x 60 cm up in 2 & 3 cm • Tiles: 30 x 30; 60 x 30; 60 x 60 with 1 cm thickness

Marble floor in living room

Availability of top marble flooring options

Bruno white, fantasy brown, forest green, green onyx, pink onyx, plain green, rainforest brown, rainforest golden, rainforest green, and white onyx

Slate flooring for living room – A unique natural stone you can count on If you are looking for style, durability, and functionality in a living room floor, slate can do wonders. It ensures resistant to breaks, cracks, scratches, and chips. When it comes to the factor of affordability, slate flooring induces a big difference. Always opt for honed, polished, or naturally split slate tiles from certified Indian slate suppliers into the following dimensions:

• Sizes: 30 X 30, 40 X 40, 60 X 30, 60 X 40, 60 X 60 • Thickness: 1 – 1.5 cm • Thickness: 1 cm, 1.2 cm, 1.5 cm & 2 cm

slate flooring

Availability of top slate flooring options

Indian Jak black, multicolor peacock, autumn, M. green, multi pink, Vijaya gold, and yellow rustic.

Decorative sandstone wall panel cladding for the living room

A dull and lustreless wall brings in an uninspiring ambiance around. For living in Western-styled homes or making an impression on all incoming guests, it is vital that your walls do justice with different flooring options. That is why wall panel cladding options improve the appearance of living rooms and make a wall weatherproof. If you are looking for an artistic element in your room, you better import wall cladding stones from certified sandstone suppliers in India. In the market, you can opt for the following options:

Wall cladding: 100 x 25 x 5 cm; 100 x 30 x 5 cm; 100 x 35 x 5 cm; 100 x 40 x 5 cm and 100 x 45 x 5 cm (honed, polished or naturally split)

Availability of top sandstone wall panel cladding optionswall cladding

Agra red, camel dust, modak, fossil mint, Kandla grey, Mandana, rainbow, and yellow teakwood

Gorgeous fireplace to set a powerful tone in living room Traditionally, fireplaces have been considered a part and parcel of all British homes for decades. In the winter season, a fireplace not only keeps people warm but also revives the room with light and heat. Sandstone commits a stylish home decor trend. Being cheaper and stylish, this natural stone matches the approach, theme, and atmosphere of a living room. For having the right size fireplace, you need a unique natural stone product with a touch of modernity. Go for sandstone products available in a natural, sandblasted, bush hammered, honed, or framed finish.

Sabdstone fireplace

Dimensions of fireplace walls and surrounds: customized sizes

Availability of top limestone fireplace options: Kota blue, lime black, tandur yellow, tandur blue and lime peacock

Regatta Universal Exports helps natural stone buyers purchase quality products and articles for taking their living room architecture to the next level. For product information or sales inquiry, view our product gallery or ask for a quick quote by filling the form here. Whether you are searching for living room flooring, fireplace, wall cladding, and other options, go through our website for a better result.

Choosing The Best Natural Stone For Your New Home This week, we are going to rewind back to our blog posts about choosing the best natural stone for different aspects of your home. This week, we are talking about choosing the best natural stone for your new home. Natural stone can offer beauty and uniqueness to your new home.

Here is a list of the best natural stones for your new home:

Factors in choosing the right stone for your new home:

Color

Natural stone comes in a beautiful array of colors. Granite and marble can range from soft beiges and pinks, to classic blacks and whites, to rich reds, greens, and multi-colors. The varied appearance of natural stone gives it wonderful character and creates a one-of-a-kind effect anywhere it is used.

Finish

There is a wide variety of finishes for natural stone and there are constantly new finished appearing in the market. Examples of finishes include: polished, honed, leathered, brushed, and antiqued. Ask your designer about the pros and cons of the different finishes for your project.

Usage

The harder the natural stone is, the more it resists abrasion. Granite is typically the hardest of all the stone types. If you decide to use a softer stone, you, as the homeowner, will have to use gentler cleansers and dust more frequently to prevent scratches.

Natural stone options for your new home:

Marble

This natural stone adds a sophisticated addition to your home. Its appearance and ease of maintenance make it a popular choice for countertops, floors, foyers, fireplaces, and showers. Another option for homeowners that love marble is using serpentine for kitchen counters. It is often called the “green” marble. It’s not a true marble, but does offer a marble-like look.

Granite

Granite is available in a striking array of colors and its durability makes it ideal for kitchen countertops and heavily-used surfaces including tables and floors. Granite offers an impenetrable surface and it is typically not affected by citric acid, coffee, tea, alcohol, or wine. It is nearly impossible to scratch and with proper cleaning will not stain under normal use.

Travertine

Travertine is a type of limestone and one of the most popular natural stones for interior and exterior use. This natural stone is durable, low-maintenance, inexpensive, environmentally-friendly and has a near endless supply of colors and tones to choose from.

Limestone

This stone is widely used as a building stone. Popular uses include countertops, flooring, interior and exterior wall cladding, and exterior paving. Limestone is an extremely versatile material. It can be shaped to make decorative elements to be placed within in your home. Since it is a plentiful material, limestone is a relatively inexpensive material.

Soapstone

Soapstone is growing in popularity and its popular uses include kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities, fireplace, and stair treads. Its heat resistance and ability to stay clean make it widely popular in the kitchen. The stone itself can cost you a pretty penny, but it is so easy to install that you can do it yourself.

Sandstone

This natural stone is frequently used for fireplace facings, chimneys, patio benches and poolside. Sandstone is a porous material so if you are going to use it in your kitchen you must properly seal it.

Slate

Slate is a popular flooring material as well as kitchen countertops, fireplace facings, and tabletops. It has care-free maintenance since it is a non-porous material that absorbs little to no contaminants or moisture and requires little to no cleaning. It is a more expensive material upfront, but can add value to your home in the long run. If you are looking to install natural stone in your new home, contact GMS Werks and we would love to help you out!

Bhandari Marble Group

We are manufacturers and exporters of Quality natural stones such as Sandstone , Slate stone, LimeStone, Quartzite, Marble and Granite in wide variety of Finishes like hand cut paving, machine cut tiles, slabs, Mosaic tiles & borders, walling stone, six sides sawn paving.

Jaislmer Yellow

Jaislmer yellow Lime stone is available in only six side’s sawn finish and in Jaislmer yellow normal and as well as bigger sizes and slabs is available. Jaislmer Yellow is available in many surfaces like six side sawn, shot blasted, brushed, honed, polished, Vibrated (Tumbled) and also in combination of surfaces like shot blasted and then brushed.

Kota Brown

Kota Brown Limestone is available in hand cut paving, and in Sawn edges tiles. Also available in circle paving, walling stone, setts (cobbles) , palisades , curb stone, Massive steps, stepping stones, pool coping ,crazy paving, Mosaics , borders, & in skirting. Kota Brown Limestone is available in many surfaces like, Natural, Honed, Polished, Shot Blasted, Brushed, Lather Finish, & Vibrated finish (Tumbled). Also it is available in a combination of surfaces like honed and then sandblasted. Sizes, thickness, Edges and surface can be customized

Black Limestone

Black Limestone is available in hand cut paving, and in Sawn edges tiles. Also available in circle paving, walling stone, setts (cobbles) , palisades , curb stone, Massive steps, stepping stones, pool coping ,crazy paving, Mosaics , borders, & in skirting. Black Lime stone is available in many surfaces like, Natural, Honed, Polished, Shot Blasted, Brushed, Lather Finish, & Vibrated finish (Tumbled). Also it is available in a combination of surfaces like honed and then sandblasted. Sizes, thickness, Edges and surface can be customized

Kota Honey

Kota Honey Limestone is available in hand cut paving, and in Sawn edges tiles. Also available in circle paving, walling stone, setts (cobbles) , palisades , curb stone, Massive steps, stepping stones, pool coping ,crazy paving, Mosaics , borders, & in skirting. Kota Honey Limestone Lime stone is available in many surfaces like, Natural, Honed, Polished, Shot Blasted, Brushed, Lather Finish, & Vibrated finish (Tumbled). Also it is available in a combination of surfaces like honed and then sandblasted. Sizes, thickness, Edges and surface can be customized

Kota Blue

Kota Blue Lime stone is available in hand cut paving, and in Sawn edges tiles. Also available in circle paving, walling stone, setts (cobbles) , palisades , curb stone, Massive steps, stepping stones, pool coping ,crazy paving, Mosaics , borders, & in skirting. Kota Blue Lime stone is available in many surfaces like, Natural, Honed, Polished, Shot Blasted, Brushed, Lather Finish, & Vibrated finish (Tumbled). Also it is available in a combination of surfaces like honed and then sandblasted. Sizes, thickness, Edges and surface can be customized

Lemon sandstone

Lemon is double color Sand stone it is available in hand cut paving, Machine cut tiles and in six side sawn tiles. Also available in circle paving, walling stone, setts (cobbles) , palisades , curb stone, Massive steps, stepping stones, pool coping ,crazy paving, Mosaics , borders, skirting and pebbles. Lemon Sandstone is available in many surfaces like, Natural, Honed, Polished, Shot Blasted, Brushed, Lather Finish, & Vibrated finish (Tumbled). Also it is available in a combination of surfaces like honed and then sandblasted. Sizes, thickness, Edges and surface can be customized

Dholpur Red sandstone

Dholpur Red Sand stone is available in hand cut paving, Machine cut tiles and in six side sawn tiles. Also available in circle paving, walling stone, setts (cobbles) , palisades , curb stone, Massive steps, stepping stones, pool coping ,crazy paving, Mosaics , borders, skirting and pebbles. Dholpur Red Sandstone is available in many surfaces like, Natural, Honed, Polished, Shot Blasted, Brushed, Lather Finish, & Vibrated finish (Tumbled). Also it is available in a combination of surfaces like honed and then sandblasted. Sizes, thickness, Edges and surface can be customized

Rainbow sandstone

Rainbow is available in only six side’s sawn finish and in Rainbow normal and as well as bigger sizes and slabs is available. Rainbow is available in many surfaces like six side sawn, shot blasted, brushed, honed, polished, Vibrated (Tumbled) and also in combination of surfaces like shot blasted and then brushed

Teak Wood sandstone

Teak wood is available in only six side’s sawn finish and in Teak wood normal and as well as bigger sizes and slabs is available. Teak wood is available in many surfaces like six side sawn, shot blasted, brushed, honed, polished, Vibrated (Tumbled) and also in combination of surfaces like shot blasted and then brushed

Dholpur Beige sandstone

Dholpur Beige Sand stone is available in hand cut paving, Machine cut tiles and in six side sawn tiles. Also available in circle paving, walling stone, setts (cobbles) , palisades , curb stone, Massive steps, stepping stones, pool coping ,crazy paving, Mosaics , borders, skirting and pebbles. Dholpur Beige Sandstone is available in many surfaces like, Natural, Honed, Polished, Shot Blasted, Brushed, Lather Finish, & Vibrated finish (Tumbled). Also it is available in a combination of surfaces like honed and then sandblasted. Sizes, thickness, Edges and surface can be customized

Raj Green sandstone

Raj Green Sand stone is available in hand cut paving, Machine cut tiles And in six side sawn tiles. Also available in circle paving, walling stone, setts (cobbles) , palisades , curb stone, Massive steps, stepping stones, pool coping ,crazy paving, Mosaics , borders, skirting and pebbles. Raj Green Sandstone is available in many surfaces like, Natural, Honed, Polished, Shot Blasted, Brushed, Lather Finish, & Vibrated finish (Tumbled). Also it is available in a combination of surfaces like honed and then sandblasted. Sizes, thickness, Edges and surface can be customized

Mandana sandstone

Mandana Sand stone is available in hand cut paving, Machine cut tiles . Also available in circle paving, walling stone, setts (cobbles) , palisades , curb stone, Massive steps, stepping stones, pool coping ,crazy paving, Mosaics , borders, skirting and pebbles. Mandana Sandstone is available in many surfaces like, Natural, Honed, Polished, Shot Blasted, Brushed, Lather Finish, & Vibrated finish (Tumbled). Also it is available in a combination of surfaces like honed and then sandblasted. Sizes, thickness, Edges and surface can be customized

Golden Leaf sandstone

Golden leaf base color is light yellow and bright shade of brown color variation is bright brown to yellow and also it has little lines on it. Golden Leaf is available in hand cut paving, Machine cut tiles. Also available in circle paving, walling stone, setts (cobbles) , palisades , curb stone, Massive steps, stepping stones, pool coping ,crazy paving, Mosaics , borders, skirting and pebbles. Golden Leaf is available in many surfaces like, Natural, Honed, Polished, Shot Blasted, Brushed, Lather Finish, & Vibrated finish (Tumbled). Also it is available in a combination of surfaces like honed and then sandblasted. Sizes, thickness, Edges and surface can be customized.

Product Name : Golden Leaf Hand cut paving natural

Handcut Paving

Standard Sizes

60 series like 30x30 56 Series like 28x28 30x60 28x56 60X60 28x40 60X75 56x56 60X90 56x70 60X120 56x84 56x112 Standard Thickness

22 MM 25 MM 30 MM 35 MM Standard Surface

Both side Natural, Honed, Polished, Shot Blasted, Brushed, Lather Finish, & Vibrated finish (Tumbled). Also surfaces are available in combination like honed and then sandblasted or surfaces can be customized. Swan Tiles

Standard Sizes :- 30x30, 30x60, 40x40, 60x40, 60x60, 60x90 & 60x120 CM. Standard Thickness :- 10-20 mm ,15-25 mm & also calibrated thickness 10mm, 12 mm, & 15 mm

Six Sides Sawn Tiles

Standard Sizes :- 30x30, 30x60, 40x40, 60x40, 60x60, 60x90 & 60x120 CM. & slabs 70x150 cm & above Standard Thickness :- 20 mm & 30mm Vibration (Tumbled)

Standard Sizes :- 30x30, 30x60, 40x40, 60x40, 60x60, 60x90 * Packing is available in single size pack and also in project pack.

* These are only standard sizes, thickness and surfaces other sizes thickness and surfaces can be customized.

Mango sandstone

Mango is available in hand cut pa ving, Machine cut tiles And in six side sawn tiles. Also available in circle paving, walling stone, setts (cobbles) , palisades , curb stone, Massive steps, stepping stones, pool coping ,crazy paving, Mosaics , borders, skirting and pebbles. Mango is available in many surfaces like, Natural, Honed, Polished, Shot Blasted, Brushed, Lather Finish, & Vibrated finish (Tumbled). Also it is available in a combination of surfaces like honed and then sandblasted. Sizes, thickness, Edges and surface can be customized.

Product Name : Mango Hand cut Paving

Handcut Paving

Standard Sizes

60 series like 30x30 56 Series like 28x28 30x60 28x56 60X60 28x40 60X75 56x56 60X90 56x70 60X120 56x84 56x112 Standard Thickness

22 MM 25 MM 30 MM 35 MM Standard Surface

Standard Sizes :- 30x30, 30x60, 40x40, 60x40, 60x60, 60x90 & 60x120 CM. Standard Thickness :- 10-20 mm ,15-25 mm & also calibrated thickness 10mm, 12 mm, & 15 mm

Six Sides Sawn Tiles

Standard Sizes :- 30x30, 30x60, 40x40, 60x40, 60x60, 60x90 & 60x120 CM. & slabs 70x150 cm & above Standard Thickness :- 20 mm & 30mm Vibration (Tumbled)

Standard Sizes :- 30x30, 30x60, 40x40, 60x40, 60x60, 60x90 * Packing is available in single size pack and also in project pack.

* These are only standard sizes, thickness and surfaces other sizes thickness and surfaces can be customized.

Autumn Brown sandstone

Autumn Brown is available in hand cut paving, Machine cut tiles And in six side sawn tiles. Also available in circle paving, walling stone, setts (cobbles) , palisades , curb stone, Massive steps, stepping stones, pool coping ,crazy paving, Mosaics , borders, skirting and pebbles. Autumn Brown is available in many surfaces like, Natural, Honed, Polished, Shot Blasted, Brushed, Lather Finish, & Vibrated finish (Tumbled). Also it is available in a combination of surfaces like honed and then sandblasted. Sizes, thickness, Edges and surface can be customized

Black sandstone

Black Sand stone is available in hand cut paving, Machine cut tiles And in six side sawn tiles. Also available in circle paving, walling stone, setts (cobbles) , palisades , curb stone, Massive steps, stepping stones, pool coping ,crazy paving, Mosaics , borders, skirting and pebbles. Black Sandstone is available in many surfaces like, Natural, Honed, Polished, Shot Blasted, Brushed, Lather Finish, & Vibrated finish (Tumbled). Also it is available in a combination of surfaces like honed and then sandblasted. Sizes, thickness, Edges and surface can be customized.

Product Name : Black Sandstone Handcut edges and vibrated (Tumbled)

Handcut Paving

Standard Sizes

60 series like 30x30 56 Series like 28x28 30x60 28x56 60X60 28x40 60X75 56x56 60X90 56x70 60X120 56x84 56x112 Standard Thickness

22 MM 25 MM 30 MM 35 MM Standard Surface

Standard Sizes :- 30x30, 30x60, 40x40, 60x40, 60x60, 60x90 & 60x120 CM. Standard Thickness :- 10-20 mm ,15-25 mm & also calibrated thickness 10mm, 12 mm, & 15 mm

Six Sides Sawn Tiles

Standard Sizes :- 30x30, 30x60, 40x40, 60x40, 60x60, 60x90 & 60x120 CM. & slabs 70x150 cm & above Standard Thickness :- 20 mm & 30mm Vibration (Tumbled)

Standard Sizes :- 30x30, 30x60, 40x40, 60x40, 60x60, 60x90 * Packing is available in single size pack and also in project pack.

* These are only standard sizes, thickness and surfaces other sizes thickness and surfaces can be customized.

Mint fossils sandstone

Mint fossil is sandstone and base color is mainly creamy with slight shades of yellow and green color. It also has plant fossil or fossil of small reptiles. Mint Fossil is available in hand cut paving, Machine cut tiles. Also available in circle paving, walling stone, setts (cobbles) , palisades , curb stone, Massive steps, stepping stones, pool coping ,crazy paving, Mosaics , borders, skirting and pebbles. Mint Fossil is available in many surfaces like, Natural, Honed, Polished, Shot Blasted, Brushed, Lather Finish, & Vibrated finish (Tumbled). Also it is available in a combination of surfaces like honed and then sandblasted. Sizes, thickness, Edges and surface can be customized.

Product Name : Mint Fossils Hand cut Paving

Handcut Paving

Standard Sizes

60 series like 30x30 56 Series like 28x28 30x60 28x56 60X60 28x40 60X75 56x56 60X90 56x70 60X120 56x84 56x112 Standard Thickness

22 MM 25 MM 30 MM 35 MM Standard Surface

Standard Sizes :- 30x30, 30x60, 40x40, 60x40, 60x60, 60x90 & 60x120 CM. Standard Thickness :- 10-20 mm ,15-25 mm & also calibrated thickness 10mm, 12 mm, & 15 mm

Six Sides Sawn Tiles

Standard Sizes :- 30x30, 30x60, 40x40, 60x40, 60x60, 60x90 & 60x120 CM. & slabs 70x150 cm & above Standard Thickness :- 20 mm & 30mm Vibration (Tumbled)

Standard Sizes :- 30x30, 30x60, 40x40, 60x40, 60x60, 60x90 * Packing is available in single size pack and also in project pack.

* These are only standard sizes, thickness and surfaces other sizes thickness and surfaces can be customized.

Silver grey Silver grey Slate is used for inside flooring or wall with sawn edges.

Silver grey is available in many surfaces like

Natural brushed honed polished Vibrated (Tumbled) and also in combination of surfaces like shot blasted and then brushed.

Black Slate Black Slate is available in only six side’s sawn finish and in Black slate normal and as well as bigger sizes and slabs is available.

Black slate is available in many surfaces like

six side sawn shot blasted brushed honed polished Vibrated (Tumbled) and also in combination of surfaces like shot blasted and then brushed

Silver Shine Silver shine Slate is used for inside flooring or wall with sawn edges.

Silver Shine is available in many surfaces like

Natural brushed honed polished Vibrated (Tumbled) and also in combination of surfaces like shot blasted and then brushed

Copper Copper Slate is used for inside flooring or wall with sawn edges. Ocean is available in many surfaces like Natural, brushed, honed, polished, Vibrated (Tumbled) and also in combination of surfaces like shot blasted and then brushed.

Peacock Peacock Slate is used for inside flooring or wall with sawn edges. Peacock is available in many surfaces like Natural, brushed, honed, polished, Vibrated (Tumbled) and also in combination of surfaces like shot blasted and then brushed

Yak Yak Slate is used for inside flooring or wall with sawn edges. Yak is available in many surfaces like Natural, brushed, honed, polished, Vibrated (Tumbled) and also in combination of surfaces like shot blasted and then brushed

Ocean Ocean Slate is used for inside flooring or wall with sawn edges. Ocean is available in many surfaces like Natural, brushed, honed, polished, Vibrated (Tumbled) and also in combination of surfaces like shot blasted and then brushed

Deoli Green Deoli Green Slate is used for inside flooring or wall with sawn edges. Deoli Green is available in many surfaces like Natural, brushed, honed, polished, Vibrated (Tumbled) and also in combination of surfaces like shot blasted and then brushed.

Zeera Green Zeera Green Slate is used for inside flooring or wall with sawn edges. Zeera Green is available in many surfaces like Natural, brushed, honed, polished, Vibrated (Tumbled) and also in combination of surfaces like shot blasted and then brushed

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