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GLOSSARY OF STONE TERMS BRUSHED / ANTIQUED Obtained by brushing the stone with a coarse rotary-type wire brush. COBBLESTONE A dimension stone, large enough for use in paving. A term commonly used describe paving blocks (usually granite), generally cut to rectangular shapes. DISTRESSED EDGE A marred or faded bordered stone conveying an antique or used look. FILLED An expression used to indicate the filling of natural voids in stone units with cements or synthetic resins and similar materials. GROUT Mortar used to fill joints once the tile is installed. HONED A satin smooth surface finish with little or no gloss. POLISHED A glossy surface which brings out the full color and character of the stone. SAW-CUT Finish produced by sawing with diamond toothed saws (either circular or gang) SPLIT FACE Stone on which the face has been broken to an approximate plane. THRESHOLD A term used to describe the piece of stone under a door separating two rooms. TUMBLED The tumbling process gives these tiles softer, rounded edges for a more aged, antique appearance. UNFILLED An expression used to indicate that there has been no filling of natural voids in stone units with cements or synthetic resins and similar materials. VEIN CUT Cutting of quarried stone perpendicular to the natural bedding plane. www.ukstone.us 13

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION Q: What is natural stone? A: Natural stone is a product of millions of years of geological changes in the earth s crust. As a result, natural stones vary in colors and characteristics. They are grouped by their similar characteristics into categories such as granite, marble, limestone, travertine, quartzite, sandstone and onyx. Granite is an igneous rock that forms deep in the earth as it cools. The minerals in granite cre ate a coarse- grained crystalline appearance. Marble is a metamorphic rock that forms when limestone is under intense pressure and heat. This alteration produces its valuable color and veining. Limestone, composed mostly of calcium carbonate, is a sedimentary rock. The color and tex ture of limestone varies greatly with colors from almost white to rose, gold, dark green and black with textures from fine grain to stone, smooth, fossil bearing and coarse. Travertine is a chemical limestone formed in pools by the slow participation of hot, mineral rich spring water. Its signature voids, pores and holes were created when gas bubbles were trapped as the stone was being formed millions of years ago. Quartzite is a metamorphic rock composed of interlocking quartz grain that varies in shade and is formed when sandstone and magma merge under high temperatures. Sandstone is a sedimentary rock composed mostly of quartzite crystals bonded with silicone, calcium, carbonate or iron oxide. Slate is a very fine grained metamorphic rock derived from sedimentary rock shale. Characterized by an excellent parallel cleavage entirely independent of original bedding, by which cleavage the slate may be split easily into reatively thin slabs. Onyx, a layered calcite stone, is a highly esteemed, beatiful translucent stone with pastel col ors and exquisite formations. Q: How can I best care for my stone floors? A: Sand, dirt and grit do the most damage to natural stone surfaces. Frequently mopping interior floors with a clean dust mop and using mats and area rugs near entrances can avoid contact with these abrasive substances. Instead of using a vacuum cleaner, which may scratch the surface of the floor, clean stone surfaces with a few drops of neutral cleaner, stone soap or a mild liquid dishwashing detergent and clean warm water. Do not use products that contain lemon, vinegar or other acids on marble or other calcareous stones, and never use scouring powders or creams on any stone surface. Q: Is one stone better for my home than another? A: Each natural stone has unique characteristics and colors. Depending on your taste and the application of the material, some products may be preferred over others. Q: Are stones from certain countries preferred over others? A: There is a general misconception that some countries produce better stones than others. Natural stones come from nature itself; it is the manufacturing process that brings out the beauty of the natural stone. Q: What are the advantages of natural stones over man-made stones? A: Unlike man-made stones that are repetitive and artificial looking, natural stones are produced as a result of millions of years of geological changes, resulting in a wide variety of colors and characteristics. Man-made stones can easily wear over time and are quick to lose their appeal, while natural stones keep their beauty for thousands of years. 14

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