Kota Stone Natural is a high-quality natural limestone widely used in modern construction for its strength, durability, and timeless appearance. Quarried mainly from the Kota region of Rajasthan, India, this stone features a natural unpolished surface that provides a rustic and elegant look suitable for both interior and exterior applications.Known for its excellent compressive strength and low water absorption, Kota Stone Natural is highly resistant to wear, weather changes, and heavy foot traffic. Its naturally anti-slip texture makes it an ideal choice for flooring, pathways, parking areas, staircases, and outdoor landscaping.Available in shades like blue-grey, greenish, and brown tones, Kota Stone Natural offers a versatile and eco-friendly flooring solution. It is cost-effective, long-lasting, and requires minimal maintenance, making it a preferred choice for residential, commercial, and industrial construction projects.

Material Properties

• Material Type: Natural Limestone (Kota Stone)
• Origin: Ramganj Mandi, Kota District, Rajasthan, India
• Composition: Mainly Calcium Carbonate (CaCO₃) with silica and magnesium traces
• Density: Approx. 2.6 – 2.8 g/cm³
• Water Absorption:

 Sizes & Thickness

• Standard Sizes:
  • 1’ x 1’
  • 2’ x 2’
  • 2’ x 1’
  • Custom cut sizes available
• Thickness Range:
  • 18 mm – 25 mm (standard flooring use)
  • 25 mm – 40 mm (heavy-duty flooring & outdoor use)
  • Up to 50 mm+ for industrial applications

 Physical & Mechanical Properties

• Compressive Strength: High (suitable for heavy load areas)
• Hardness: 3 – 4 Mohs scale
• Surface Texture: Natural rough / honed anti-slip finish
• Color Variations: Grey, greenish-blue, brown, beige tones
• Finish Options: Natural, honed, polished, leather finish

 Performance Features

• Excellent durability for high-traffic areas
• Naturally anti-slip surface for safety
• Weather-resistant (heat, rain, and temperature variations)
• Low maintenance and long lifespan
• Eco-friendly natural stone material

 Applications

• Residential flooring
• Commercial buildings
• Outdoor pathways and gardens
• Parking areas and driveways
• Staircases and courtyards
• Public infrastructure (schools, hospitals, stations)