Polished
This is the type of finishing that most enhances the beautiful
beige colour and veinage of the Moca Cream Limestone. The surface is smooth
and plain, where its shiny appearance highlights the main characteristics of
the stone.
It is commonly found in flooring and masonry.
Honed
This type of finishing is plain and does not show any shine as
is the case with the polished one. The honed finishing reveals the real colour
of the Moca Cream limestone.
It is commonly found in cladding and coverings.
Bush-Hammered
This type of finishing has a corrugated appearance, usually turning
a beige coloured limestone as the Moca Cream into white. Its surface is characterized
by its salience and roughness.
It is commonly found in exterior flooring and garden decoration.
Brushed
This type of finishing has a corrugated appearance, but it maintains
the original beige colour of the Moca Cream Limestone. Its surface is characterized
by its salience and smoothness.
It is commonly found in flooring and several
exterior applications.
Splitted
This type of finishing has a strong corrugated, irregular and
rustic appearance, where the beige colour turns into white. Its surface is
characterized by its strong salience and roughness.
It is commonly found in
exterior projects such as walls or paths.
