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Maljat Limestone is premium natural fossil limestone quarried in Montenegro. It boasts soft cream base with delicate fossil shell speckles, presenting timeless natural texture. With stable physical performance and outstanding frost resistance, it fits both interior and exterior projects. Widely used for facade, flooring, wall cladding, stair treads and landscape. We supply slabs, tiles and custom cut-to-size pieces. Multiple surface finishes available. Sealing is recommended for better stain resistance. Stable block supply for architects and contractors.
Maljat Limestone is premium natural fossil limestone quarried in Montenegro. It features elegant light cream base dotted with fine grains and subtle shell fossil speckles, delivering soft, neutral and timeless aesthetic. This limestone has stable mechanical performance, excellent frost resistance and low porosity. It can withstand cold climate, suitable for both interior and exterior applications, widely used for villa and large public architectural projects. Honed finish is popular for its matte soft touch, no strong glare. Each slab has unique natural color and fossil variation. Sealing is recommended to improve stain resistance. Simple daily maintenance with mild soap and water. We supply big slabs, tiles and custom cut-to-size pieces. Custom cutting, edge profiling available. Stable block supply for architects, contractors and stone distributors.
| Material Type | Limestone |
| Origin | Montenegro |
| Primary Color | Cream / Light Beige |
| Accent Color | Off-white, light grey, fine fossil shell speckles |
| Alternative Names | Maljat Stone, Maljat Cream Limestone |
| Available Finishes | Polished, Honed, Brushed, Bush Hammered, Sandblasted, Tumbled, Natural Split, Acid Washed |
| Water Absorption | 0.87% by weight |
| Density | 2630 Kg/m³ |
| Flexural Strength | 15.4 MPa |
| Compressive Strength | 138.2 MPa |
| Recommended Usage | Premium application for interior & exterior floor paving, building facade, wall cladding, stair treads and risers, window sills, pool copings, garden landscaping, fireplace surrounds, decorative stone, monuments and public construction & villa projects. |
| Packing | Standard export seaworthy wooden crates with foam and paper protection inside. Slabs are fixed firmly to avoid friction and breakage during long-distance sea transport. Stone edges are fully protected by plastic edge guards. Each crate is wrapped with moisture-proof film and strapped tightly. Custom packing and shipping marks are available upon request. |
| Payment Terms | 30% T/T deposit before production, the balance 70% T/T against copy of Bill of Lading. Irrevocable L/C at sight is acceptable for bulk orders. Other payment terms can be further negotiated. |
| Lead Time | 10–15 working days after receiving the deposit, subject to order quantity and cutting schedule. |
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is Maljat Limestone? | It is natural fossil limestone quarried in Montenegro, featuring soft cream base with unique shell fossil speckles. |
| Can this limestone be used outdoors? | Yes. It has excellent frost resistance, suitable for exterior facade, outdoor flooring, pool coping and landscape works. |
| What surface finishes are available? | Polished, Honed, Brushed, Bush Hammered, Sandblasted, Tumbled, Natural Split and Acid Washed. |
| Does limestone need sealing? | Yes, limestone is porous. We recommend sealing treatment to improve stain resistance and extend service life. |
| Can you cut to custom sizes? | Sure. We offer custom cutting, edge profiling and prefabrication for slabs, tiles and special shapes. |
| What is your production lead time? | 10–15 working days after receiving deposit, subject to slab stock and processing requirements. |
| Can I inspect slabs before shipment? | Yes, we can send photos and videos for your confirmation before packing. |
Premium application for interior & exterior floor paving, building facade, wall cladding, stair treads and risers, window sills, pool copings, garden landscaping, fireplace surrounds, decorative stone, monuments and public construction & villa projects.
Standard export seaworthy wooden crates with foam and paper protection inside. Slabs are fixed firmly to avoid friction and breakage during long-distance sea transport. Stone edges are fully protected by plastic edge guards. Each crate is wrapped with moisture-proof film and strapped tightly. Custom packing and shipping marks are available upon request.
30% T/T deposit before production, the balance 70% T/T against copy of Bill of Lading. Irrevocable L/C at sight is acceptable for bulk orders. Other payment terms can be further negotiated.
Q1: What is Maljat Limestone?
A: It is natural fossil limestone quarried in Montenegro, featuring soft cream base with unique shell fossil speckles.
Q2: Can this limestone be used outdoors?
A: Yes. It has excellent frost resistance, suitable for exterior facade, outdoor flooring, pool coping and landscape works.
Q3: What surface finishes are available?
A: Polished, Honed, Brushed, Bush Hammered, Sandblasted, Tumbled, Natural Split and Acid Washed.
Q4: Does limestone need sealing?
A: Yes, limestone is porous. We recommend sealing treatment to improve stain resistance and extend service life.
Q5: Can you cut to custom sizes?
A: Sure. We offer custom cutting, edge profiling and prefabrication for slabs, tiles and special shapes.
Q6: What is your production lead time?
A: 10–15 working days after receiving deposit, subject to slab stock and processing requirements.
Q7: Can I inspect slabs before shipment?
A: Yes, we can send photos and videos for your confirmation before packing
Mission: To deliver superior stone materials through precise craftsmanship, sustainable sourcing, and innovative surface technologies—enhancing the quality, durability, and beauty of every space we touch.
Vision: To become a global leader in high-end stone solutions, redefining modern architecture and interior design with materials that combine natural elegance, advanced performance, and environmental responsibility.
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