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We would like to introduce the new website exclusively dedicated to the online promotion of Portuguese natural stones, in Russian language. The new website is called Portugalnaturalstones.ru and displays some of the most relevant Portuguese natural stones, including marble and limestone.
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We would like to introduce the new website exclusively dedicated to the online promotion of Portuguese natural stones, in Portuguese language. The new website is called Fornecedordepedra.pt and displays some of the most relevant Portuguese natural stones, including marble and limestone.
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Presenting an interesting color palette ranging from white, to grey, pink and cream, Portuguese marble are today synonym of quality and selection.
White limestones are very popular for use on exterior cladding applications, giving a clean and modern look to buildings in particular in sunny countries.
The Jura Grey limestone is a great and versatile limestone from Germany that has seen a considerable growth in use for projects in the past several years.
The Jura Beige limestone is an amazing German limestone with a beige color that has achieved international recognition.
We are pleased to introduce you to the new website exclusively dedicated to the online promotion of the wonderful Estremoz White marble from Portugal.
The wonderful Jura limestone from Germany has become a reference natural stone used on the building industry. It has today very large demand in the market as block format.
China is by far the largest importer of raw blocks of natural stones, which includes limestones from Portugal such as the Moca Cream. After being found by the Chinese architects and contractors.
In general, limestones have been growing on demand and popularity, especially in Europe and North America. This growing tendency in architecture and decoration lays on the large availability of most limestones.
The Jura limestone is a type of limestone from Germany that has become a very popular choice of limestone to be used on building and decoration projects in Kuwait. This is a very hard type of limestone that can be used on a diversity of applications, such as landscaping, cladding, interior and exterior flooring and more.
The Middle East is an incredible market for marble supply, being at the center of fast-growing construction and decoration industry. There are all sorts of projects that require the most beautiful, unique and up-to-date marble from all over the world.
India is one of the most relevant producer of natural stones in the world, having a wide range of materials, such as marble, sandstone or granite, which are extracted on a large number of quarries. But there is today a growing apetite for limestones from Europe.
In general, limestones have been growing on demand and popularity, especially in Europe and North America. This article presents the five most popular limestones from our network, that are clearly standing out this Autumn.
Building and decoration trends shift on a regular basis. And with a new year coming up, it’s time to present some of the best predictions regarding natural stone trends in 2017. For instance, in this new year, the tendencies seem to be leaning towards nature.
Grey limestones are probably the most on-demand type, especially when it comes to flooring projects. With the in vogue trending of neutral colours, certain limestones have been growing in popularity. Learn about the hottest options for 2016.
In general, limestones are the most indicated type of natural stone to be used on cladding projects, mainly because they present a versatile structure in terms of uniformity, hardness and appearance. Here’s our top five limestone selection for exterior cladding in 2016.
Saudi Arabia is a large and wealthy economy that has seen a large number of incredibly large projects being built in the past years. It has the largest mosque in the world, some of the largest hotels and universities, and there is much more coming in the next years.
Qatar is a booming economy, has the highest GDP per capita in the world and is a very wealthy country. It will host the football world cup in 2022, it has been building large number of luxury buildings, such as hotels, state-of-the-art hospitals and shopping malls.
Kuwait is a very specific country in terms of construction projects. Despite the several large projects taking place, this country is still quite conservative in terms of international business, leaving most of its projects to local companies.
Abu Dhabi is home to a large number of construction projects that have been taking place for quite some years now. It has a large number of projects currently happening, as well as a large number of planned projects for the near future.
Dubai is the country in the Middle East with most ongoing and planned construction projects. And it is perhaps the country in the world with more projects per square kilometre. But which natural stones are mostly used in this particular market?
The Portland limestone is a fairly popular white/greyish coloured limestone from the UK, which has been used for years on a diversity range of public buildings, private projects and others. Here's an extensive analysis on what are the best alternatives.
The natural stone market in the Middle East is booming, obviously due to the increasingly expansion of the construction sector in the Middle East. There is an estimated 60.000 construction projects under development throughout the MENA countries.