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Frequently asked questions
It is the hardness of the stone that determines whether it scratches easily. Previously, hardness was measured with the Mohs scale. Nowadays we use the definition in the standard, and the Capon test. If there is a lot of foot traffic, it is better to choose a harder stone. Scratches can never be avoided : indeed, diamond is the only stone that is completely scratch-free. Polished limestone is very prone to scratches, which nevertheless disappear automatically as the patina forms. Scratches will certainly not affect the value of your stone floor. Think of them like age wrinkles : they add character and charm to your natural stone.
Few materials have the longevity of natural stone. It lasts forever and can be recycled time and time again in new applications. Natural stone is a very sustainable product that does not produce any waste. When choosing natural stone, it is important to think about where and how you will use it. There is an application for every stone. The art lies in using the right kind of stone, with the right finish, in the right place.