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Belgian Black Limestone Historical

Black limestone with a historical finish gives floors and walls a deep, old-world character, closer to aged European paving than to a glossy modern tile. Belgian Black brings that look in a single 16 x 24 in format.

The supplier's sheet lists ASTM Class III and freeze/thaw safe, with interior and exterior use in vertical or horizontal applications. It calls for sand-set installation for pedestrian traffic and mortar-set for vehicle traffic, which covers everything from a front walk and courtyard to a motor court. Dark stone absorbs more heat in full sun, so consider exposure on south-facing patios. Compare it with Carbon Gold Quartzite for a black stone with sparse veining, or browse our natural stone collection.

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

Finish: Historical
Color: Black

ASTM Classification: Class III
Freeze/Thaw Safe: Yes

Applications: Interior/Exterior Vertical or Horizontal

Black limestone works with white stucco, lime plaster, warm oak, aged brass and boxwood or olive plantings. A dark joint gives a solid field; a light gray joint emphasizes the grid. Pair it with lighter stone borders, or with Riviera or Mississippi limestone for a two-tone pattern in the same format. Confirm setting method and sealing with your installer.

Interior/Exterior Vertical or Horizontal (Sand-set for pedestrian traffic/Motar-set for vehicle traffic)
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    Questions

    About Belgian Black Limestone Historical

    Can Belgian Black be used for a driveway?

    The supplier's sheet lists mortar-set installation for vehicle traffic. With a correctly designed base and mortar set, it can be planned for driveways and motor courts. Have your installer confirm the details for your site.

    Is black stone a problem in St. George sun?

    Dark stone generally absorbs more heat than light stone, so exposed areas can feel warm underfoot in desert sun. Shaded entries, covered patios and interiors are easier applications there than open pool decks.

    Can I mix it with other historical limestones?

    Yes, from a design standpoint. Riviera (blue-grey) and Mississippi (grey) share the same 16 x 24 in format, so they can be combined in checkerboard or banded patterns. Confirm layout and setting method with your installer.

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