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Mississippi Limestone Historical

A straightforward grey limestone, Mississippi Limestone Historical keeps things neutral and lets the architecture and landscaping take the lead. The historical finish is generally intended to give the surface a weathered, lived-in character rather than a fresh-cut look.

All pieces are 16 x 24 in. According to the supplier's sheet, the stone is ASTM Class III and freeze/thaw safe, and it can be used inside or out, on floors or walls. The sheet recommends sand-set installation for foot traffic and mortar-set where vehicles will drive. That flexibility covers entries, patios, motor courts and interior halls. For a cooler blue-grey alternative, see Riviera Limestone Historical; other options are in our natural stone collection.

Neutral grey is worth comparing against your other finishes. Ask for a quote and samples, and visit our Draper or Payson showroom by appointment.

Nature of Stone: Limestone
Dimensions: 16” x 24”

Finish: Historical
Color: Grey

ASTM Classification: Class III
Freeze/Thaw Safe: Yes

Applications: Interior/Exterior Vertical or Horizontal

Grey limestone works with a wide range of palettes: white or charcoal stucco, warm walnut, blackened steel, brushed brass. Use a joint color close to the stone for a monolithic look, or slightly darker to show the pattern. For motor courts, coordinate the mortar-set method with your installer. Indoors, the same 16 x 24 can continue onto an adjoining patio for a seamless transition.

Interior/Exterior Vertical or Horizontal (Sand-set for pedestrian traffic/Motar-set for vehicle traffic)
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    About Mississippi Limestone Historical

    Is Mississippi Limestone suitable for a motor court?

    The supplier's sheet lists mortar-set installation for vehicle traffic. With a properly designed base and mortar set, it can be planned for driveways and motor courts. Confirm the full assembly with your installer or engineer.

    How is it different from Riviera Limestone?

    Both are limestone in the same 16 x 24 in format with a historical finish and the same ASTM Class III listing. Mississippi is described as grey, while Riviera is blue-grey, so the choice mostly comes down to tone.

    Will it hold up in freeze-thaw areas like Heber?

    The supplier's sheet lists it as freeze/thaw safe. Long-term results still depend on base preparation, drainage and installation, so confirm the method with your installer for your specific site and use.

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