As a leading exporter of premium natural limestone, we supply high-quality slabs, tiles, and paving to importers, contractors, developers, and architects worldwide. Every product is processed, cut, and finished to meet the highest international export standards.

Specifications

Specification Details
Slabs Cut-to-size up to 270cm length x 150cm width; king-size and custom slabs available
Tiles 30×30, 30×60, 60×60, 60×90, 40×40, 20×40, 28×28, 28×56, 56×56, 56×84, 90×60 cm
Thickness (Standard) 15mm to 50mm, tolerance ±5mm
Thickness (Calibrated) 18mm to 22mm, tolerance ±1mm (back-calibrated)
Thickness (Custom) 20mm to 60mm on order
Natural Split Hand-split (riven), textured non-slip surface for exterior paving
Calibrated / Sawn Machine-calibrated reverse, sawn edges for tight joint lines
Edges Hand Cut, Machine Cut, Tumbled, Bullnosed, Chamfered
Finishes Natural, Brushed, Tumbled, Honed, Polished, Sand Blasted, Bush Hammered

Colors

Kota Blue, Kota Brown, Jaisalmer Yellow, and Black Limestone, each suited to different design intents, from the cooler, muted tone of Kota Blue to the warmer, sun-lit character of Jaisalmer Yellow.

Applications

Flooring, wall cladding, driveway and garden paving, pool surrounds, steps, window sills, copings, and both interior and exterior masonry work. Kota limestone in particular is widely specified for large public and institutional projects, airports, transit stations, and government buildings, where its density and low maintenance hold up under heavy foot traffic over decades.

A Note on Care

Limestone reacts to acid, so acid-based cleaners should never be used on it as they can permanently etch the surface. Sealing is generally recommended after installation to protect against staining, particularly for polished and honed finishes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between Kota Blue and Jaisalmer Yellow limestone?
Kota Blue is a denser, cooler-toned limestone favored for flooring and heavy-traffic areas, while Jaisalmer Yellow has a warmer golden tone and lower water absorption, making it popular for both flooring and exterior cladding.
Can limestone be used outdoors?
Yes, particularly in natural split or riven finish, which is textured and non-slip. Sealing is recommended for exterior installations to protect against staining.
What’s the difference between calibrated and non-calibrated limestone?
Calibrated limestone is machine-ground on the back to a consistent thickness, making installation faster and joints more even. Non-calibrated (natural thickness) stone has slight thickness variation and is typically set in a mortar bed to compensate.
Can limestone be cleaned with regular cleaning products?
No, acid-based cleaners should never be used on limestone as they permanently etch the surface. Neutral pH cleaners are recommended instead.
Do you supply custom sizes and thicknesses?
Yes, beyond our standard tile and slab sizes, custom cutting is available to match specific project drawings or thickness requirements.
Does Arpran Industries export limestone internationally?
Yes, we export limestone slabs and tiles to buyers across the UAE, Europe, USA, Australia and African markets, managing logistics and documentation directly.