Eramosa
Limestone
Eramosa stone is a dense, stratified limestone suitable for both interior and exterior applications, imparting a natural, refined, and timeless aesthetic to architectural projects. Its appearance varies depending on the direction of the cut, offering two distinct architectural expressions. Eramosa linear cut highlights a fine, regular veining that evokes the grain of wood, creating a clean and contemporary visual rhythm. Eramosa fleuri cut features expressive, organic patterns that provide a bold and unique visual signature.
Linear-Honed
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Type of Stone
Limestone
Source
Wiarton, Ontario, Canada
Available Finishes
Linear-Honed, Linear-Polished, Linear-Antique, Fleuri-Honed, Fleuri-Polished, Fleuri-Antique, Fleuri-Sandblasted
*Other finishes are also available upon request. Contact us to discuss your options.
ASTM
Imperial
Metric
Absorption by Weight
ASTM C97
0.08%
0.08%
Density
ASTM C97
173 lb/ft³
2 777 kg/m³
Compressive Strength
ASTM C170
Modulus of Rupture
ASTM C99
4 860 psi
33,5 MPa
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Send us a requestFinishes
Different finishes have an impact on the stone’s texture and color. Techniques such as flamed or waterjet finishes enhance the stone's natural grains, adding distinct texture and depth.
1
Linear-Honed
2
Linear-Polished
3
Linear-Antique
4
Fleuri-Honed
5
Fleuri-Polished
6
Fleuri-Antique
7
Fleuri-Sandblasted
*Other finishes are also available upon request. Contact us to discuss your options.
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