BLUE AND YELLOW LIMESTONE COBBLES
BLUE AND YELLOW LIMESTONE COBBLES Offer a unique appearance that would create in any Pavement, Gardening and Landscaping designs, Patio designs
BLUE AND YELLOW LIMESTONE COBBLES The word ‘cob’ means a lump. These cobbles are both side’s natural surface with Hand cut,Machine cut finish. The BLUE AND YELLOW LIMESTONE COBBLES Offer a unique appearance that would create in any Pavement, Gardening and Landscaping designs, Patio designs. The Cobbles are versatile in nature. Cobbles are looking fantastic, modern, stylish look and ideal for water
features, ponds and marginal planting. Cobblestones with paving allows a road to be heavily
for long years. Cobbles used for mainly for paving.
ABOUT BLUE AND YELLOW LIMESTONE COBBLES
Like all rocks on earth, natural stones were formed some thousand years ago. This is
naturally occurring sedimentary rock
The natural limestones are formed in the form of layers like a carpet laid on one over another
beneath the earth
The thickness of each layer varies form layer to layer and each layer has specified thickness
such as 30-100mm depending upon layers.
WHY DO YOU CHOOSE
If you are making a big decision of your home and villas changing something in a certain space and aving BLUE AND YELLOW LIMESTONE COBBLES .you will be happy with the outcomewhich the lime stone paving provides.Limestone is a material that can be used to
decorate any space .the natural limestone have beautiful natural textures which are made by minerals naturally that settle on earth surface over millions of years.
These limestones can be used indoor or outdoor to give you a beautiful look to
any space
Cobble stones are always natural stones usually LIMESTONE AND GRANITE
. Although even it’s becomes common for some manufacturers of mould concrete bricks to refer
to their products as cobblestones, the products which are made from concrete is called as
concrete pavers.
The word cobbles when used correctly it refers to small blocks made of natural granite or
limestone
Cobble stones are shaped at quarries and commonly sold as cobblestones or setts
