Limestone Panel

Definition

A limestone slab, relatively thin with respect to other dimensions, and rectangular in shape.

Purpose

Limestone panels are used in construction and architectural design to provide an aesthetic and durable exterior or interior surface. They offer a natural stone appearance and can enhance the visual appeal of buildings.

Examples of Use

• Building facades: Cladding the exterior walls of commercial and residential buildings.
• Interior walls: Creating decorative and durable surfaces in lobbies, hallways, and other interior spaces.
• Landscaping: Used in garden walls, pathways, and other landscape features.

Related Terms

• Natural Stone: Stone materials used in construction, including granite, marble, and sandstone.
• Cladding: The application of one material over another to provide a protective and decorative layer.
• Panel: A flat, typically rectangular construction component used as a covering or partition.

Notes

• Limestone panels require proper sealing and maintenance to protect against weathering and staining.
• They can be customized in various finishes, including polished, honed, or textured.
• Installation must account for the weight and structural support needed for the panels.