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SLATE is the most common type of stone tile. It has the ability to split easily into thin sheets. The denser the slate, the more expensive the tile, but it will be less likely to chip and flake.
TRAVERTINE has an easy beautiful warmth with a natural tendency toward a matte finish. Its patterns and colors vary quite a bit; it can scratch and stain easily.
MARBLE has a luminous beauty that has earned a place in history. It is harder and more resilient than travertine but because it's absorbant, professional sealing is necessary. It cannot be used outdoors and can stain and scratch easily.
GRANITE is the hardest of the natural stones and since it repels water it can be used indoors or out. On the downside, with its high shine, granite can appear cold and unforgiving.
LIMESTONE is similar to travertine and the two are often confused. Limestone however is much harder and is a more resilient flooring choice. It has beautiful patterns and colors, but absorbs water.
SANDSTONE is more consistent in its colors and patterns but offers a limited pallet. It is extremely resilient and lends itself well to flooring.